| WINDWARD | To crank it is a drawback on the side breeze is blowing (8) |
| DOWNWIND | In the direction in which breeze is blowing |
| WAYWARDNESS | Irregularity of method, a drawback on the headland (11) |
| AWARD | It is a drawback to confer a prize on one (5) |
| DWINDLE | Misled when about to turn crank: it will get less and less (7) |
| OUTWARD | Being on holiday has its drawback on the surface? (7) |
| AIRER | A light breeze is round about. It makes things drier (5) |
| AIR | Breeze is fine, clearing the head (3) |
| LEEBOARD | Movable plate attached to the hull of a sailing boat, used for steering when the wind is blowing on the opposite side (8) |
| THESTORM | "The snow is snowing and the wind is blowing; But I can weather ...; What do I care how much it may storm; I've got my love to keep me warm" (3,5) |
| LEETIDES | Currents in the sea that flow the same way as the wind is blowing (3,5) |
| DOWNSIDE | Depressed team is a drawback (8) |
| DOUGHNUT | Money given to crank for cake (8) |
| LOSINGIT | One, at the end of vocal performance in a set, is blowing up (6,2) |
| LEESHORE | Strip of coast towards which the wind is blowing (3,5) |
| COLDSNAP | Two officers taking short time out as forecasted by those who know which way the wind is blowing (4,4) |
| TACK | Course of a sailing ship in relation to the side of the sail against which the wind is blowing (4) |
| IVE | "The snow is snowing and the wind is blowing; But I can weather the storm; What do I care how much it may storm; ... got my love to keep me warm" (1'2) |
| MOGUL | Tycoon who is a drawback to a doctor (5) |
| HOTCAR | Reason to crank the AC or roll the windows |
