| SNUFFER | Small metal cone on a handle for extinguishing a candle's flame; a wick trimmer; or, a tobacco snorter (7) |
| SNUFFY | Word, possibly from the notion of extinguishing a candle, meaning annoyed, peevish or "put out" (6) |
| AGOGO | Small bell percussion instrument made of joined metal cones (5) |
| DRESSER | Word, from "arrange, prepare", for a medieval table for meat/food prep first, later a kitchen sideboard; a lady's maid; a wardrobe assistant; a window trimmer; or, in America, a vanity (7) |
| SNUFFERS | Cones on the ends of handles for extinguishing candles (8) |
| SLEEVE | A cone on a mast at an airfield to show a wind's strength and direction (6) |
| MEERSCHAUM | Soft off-white clayey sepiolite whose name, from "sea foam", alludes to a former belief that it was petrified oceanic spume; or, a tobacco pipe with a bowl made of this mineral (10) |
| CLIPPERS | Fast sailing ships; swift sleds, horses etc; a hair trimmer; or, garden shears for shrubbery or topiary (8) |
| CALABASH | A gourd, or a tobacco pipe made from its shell |
| HYDRANT | A fireplug by which a firefighter attaches a hose to a water main prior to extinguishing a blaze (7) |
| SFORZANDO | From "extinguishing", a musical term meaning gradually dying/fading (9) |
| TAPER | Anglo-Saxon word for any wax candle that came to mean a long thin waxed wick or spill for transferring a flame; a gradual narrowing or reduction; or, a dim or feeble light (5) |
| QUIZ | Old word for a yo-yo; short word for a monocle on a handle; or, a test of general knowledge (4) |
| CROP | A finial; a rider's short whip or one with a handle for hunting; a cultivated cereal, fruit, vegetable etc collectively; or, a season's yield (4) |
| LORGNON | From the French for "ogle", a pair of spectacles or opera glasses on a handle; or, a monocle (7) |
| LORGNETTE | From French for "squint" or "ogle", a pair or jumelle of opera glasses or spectacles, mounted on a handle (9) |
| GLOW | Leam emitted by a candle flame, hot iron or lightning bug; a feeling of warmth; brightness of colour; or, the radiance of a healthy complexion (4) |
| DIP | A quick bath or swim; a candle made by repeatedly immersing a wick in tallow/wax; a momentary loss of altitude during flight; or, a trough into which sheep are plunged (3) |
| BURNER | Part of an etna, gas cooker/jet or lamp etc that emits a flame; a censer or thurible; or, a CD-R drive (6) |
| KETTLE | A vessel of metal with a lid, spout and a handle for boiling water |
