| ICESKATER | Sporting type able to glide over a hard surface (3-6) |
| FIDGET | Restless type able to swallow date, say, upside down (6) |
| FLYINGLIZARD | Asian reptile able to glide from tree to tree |
| BEAUTYSLEEP | US type able possibly around end of cruise to get a form of rest (6,5) |
| GULL | This bird's name includes more than 40 species of heavily built web-footed seabirds. They often they eat mollusks, whose hard shells they crack by flying over a hard surface and dropping them in fligh |
| ICESKATES | Bladed boots in which to glide over frozen water to Ravel's Bolero? (3,6) |
| ENGRAVING | Carving a design on a hard surface |
| DENT | A hollow made by a blow on a hard surface |
| ENGRAVE | Inscribe or cut a design on to a hard surface |
| UNMADE | Of a road, lacking a hard surface (6) |
| SKIS | A pair of blades attached to the feet to glide over snow and ice |
| SKISLOPE | Where to glide over the surface endlessly with plastic poles (3,5) |
| DENTS | Pushes a hollow in a hard surface (5) |
| PAVE | Put a hard surface on a soft lane (4) |
| CLOP | The sound of a horse's hoofs hitting on a hard surface (4) |
| WATERSKI | Glide over a lake while pulled by a boat: Hyph. |
| ADVENTURESOME | Ready to hang glide over a mountain |
| JOLLY | Expression denoting hearty, sporting type of girl (5,6,6) |
| SKI | Worn underfoot to glide over snow (3) |
| SKIM | Winter sports accessory, without question, getting you to glide over the surface (4) |
