| PORTAGE | The cost of carrying or transporting |
| PORTERAGE | The cost of carrying wine before maturity (9) |
| CARTAGE | Cost of carrying paintings in barred structure? |
| BASKET | Woven container for picnic food, grocery items, a sleeping dog or cat, laundry/linen or transporting items on the front of a traditional bike (6) |
| MIEN | The one the soldiers are carrying, or bearing (4) |
| TRUNKS | Sturdy, sometimes initialled boxes for blankets or transporting clothes and personal effects when travelling; or, men's shorts for swimming or sports (6) |
| TOTING | Carrying, or holding, the twit got up (6) |
| EXPORT | The act of carrying/sending goods out of a country; the commodity sent; a high standard suitable for said trade; or, a variety of strong brown beer (6) |
| JERRYCAN | Metal container for storing or transporting liquids, typically petrol (8) |
| TEACHEST | Chest for storing or transporting tea (3,5) |
| ARMED | Carrying or holding |
| PORTANS | Carrying or bringing, ppl. sing. nom. common gender |
| STORE | Set off carrying, or put away (5) |
| BORE | Be carrying, or carried (4) |
| BUNDLE | Several things tied together for carrying or storing (6) |
| REPORTER | Said it in the paper - is in the middle of retirement and capable of carrying his drink! (8) |
| QUARANTINE | This English word is from the Italian for "40 days," the amount of time a ship suspected of carrying disease had to wait to dock in Venice |
| HEARSE | The arsenic had a way of carrying the victim off to the churchyard (6) |
| DEADWEIGHT | The burden of carrying the coffin? (4,6) |
| OVIPEROUS | Bearing eggs, or modified for the purpose of carrying them (9) |
