| RHEOLOGIC | Science of fluid dynamics |
| HYDRAULICS | Science of fluids (10) |
| LIFT | Opposite of drag in fluid dynamics; a rhytidectomy; a feeling of elation; an elevator; or, a ski tow (4) |
| CEMENTMIXER | Concrete example of rotational forces and fluid dynamics? |
| ALPHA | Greek letter, symbol for the angle of attack in fluid dynamics (5) |
| DRIP | A simple word, yet one describing a fascinating phenomenon associated with fluid dynamics, gravity, icicles, IV therapy, lachrymal tears, percolating coffee, Pollock's method of painting, rain and sta |
| EDDY | Fluid dynamics phenomenon |
| DRAG | Concept in fluid dynamics |
| ETA | Symbol for viscosity in fluid dynamics |
| AEROMETER | Device in some fluid-dynamics labs |
| MACH | ___ number (ratio in fluid dynamics) |
| LAMINAR | ___ flow, non-turbulent motion in fluid dynamics, in which attributes such as velocity and pressure remain constant (7) |
| BALLISTICS | The science of flight dynamics (10) |
| KINETICS | Science of dynamics (8) |
| INDY | Part of main dynamics for form of motor racing (4) |
| NEWTON | Knighted natural philosopher noted for his formulation of the principles of dynamics, work on gravitation, optics, etc. (5,6) |
| ISAAC | Knighted natural philosopher noted for his formulation of the principles of dynamics, work on gravitation, optics, etc. (5,6) |
| HENDRIX | Arguably one of the greatest guitarists of the rock era, using feedback and dynamics in his music, who, because he was left-handed, played right-handed instruments upside down? (7) |
| AERO | Kind of dynamics |
| WHENWORLDSCOLLIDEBOOO | First law of astro-dynamics, made simple? |
