| ICEHOUSE | Rocks and water guarding top-class freezer |
| RADON | A radioactive gas released from soil, rocks and water (5) |
| PEDESTRIANPRECINCT | Dull prior to time guarding top commander in restricted zone |
| GERMANSHEPHERD | Alsatian guy with crook chases FBI agent guarding top lady (6,8) |
| DAVINCI | Leonardo, Italian painter and sculptor whose works include Virgin of the Rocks and The Virgin and Child with St. Anne (2,5) |
| HARBORDOUBTS | Pilgrims' worries about rocks and shallow water? |
| DAMSTHECREEK | Gets water by moving rocks and soil around |
| LEONARDODAVINCI | Italian Renaissance painter, sculptor, architect and engineer whose paintings include The Virgin of the Rocks and the Mona Lisa |
| TIMEZONE | Mountain in America, say, endlessly emits rocks and unknown source of oxygen and neon (4,4) |
| EROSION | The wearing away of rocks and other deposits on the Earth's surface by the action of water, ice or wind (7) |
| LICHEN | Plant-like organism that typically forms a low, crusty, leaf-like or branching growth on trees, rocks and walls, and trees (6) |
| GROUPIE | On the rocks and abandoned, could be Apple follower (7) |
| BYSSUS | Filaments by which mussels adhere to rocks and seabeds (6) |
| ICEBUCKET | Accumulator of rocks and bottles? (3,6) |
| SCRAMBLER | He clambers on the rocks and runs |
| MINERALOGIST | Expert in rocks and ores |
| STONECROP | Plant often found on rocks and walls |
| REELS | Rocks and rolls in lively dances |
| BARNACLE | Crustacean that adheres to rocks and ships' hulls (8) |
| FILTH | Lift rocks and harbour sludge (5) |
