| BREATH | Very slight breeze or movement of air (6) |
| LEEWAY | The navigator on board has to make allowance for this sideways drift or movement of a vessel (for the rest of us it's just room to move) |
| BOBBLE | Pompom for a woolly hat; hair tie used to secure a ponytail; or, movement of disturbed water (6) |
| RIPPLE | One of a series of little purls or waves on the water's surface caused by a light breeze or "cat's-paw" (6) |
| SLATCH | Word for a loose part of a nautical rope that also refers to a transitory breeze or interval of fair weather (6) |
| ZEPHYR | Soft breeze, or a former model of Ford car (6) |
| BREAST | Slight breeze about in place for swimming (6) |
| DOCTOR | Old word for a teacher; a GP; a ship's cook; a person who holds the highest university degree; a cool sea breeze; or, a type of surgeonfish (6) |
| ANIMAM | Air, breeze or breath (acc.) |
| SKINNY | Very slight opportunity for a drink in heaven (6) |
| STITCH | A ridge between furrows, like a row of purls; a shock of corn; or, a loop or movement made with a needle, said to save nine if made in time (6) |
| ICONIC | Important or influential, especially as representative of a culture or movement (6) |
| FREEZE | An interruption or temporary suspension of progress or movement (6) |
| MEAGRE | Very slight |
| RHYTHM | Regular pattern of sound or movement (6) |
| TRANSIT | Passage or movement of goods or through a place (7) |
| ASCENT | A climb to the summit of a mountain; or, movement back in time, as in tracing ancestry (6) |
| GLANCE | Word for a swift oblique impact or movement, thus for a hurried or momentary coup d'oeil, aka a peek (6) |
| FLUENT | Smooth and unconstrained in speech or movement (6) |
| ADAGIO | Slow musical piece or movement (6) |
