| NEWRIVER | Waterway constructed to bring water to London, running from Hertford to Sadler's Wells (3,5) |
| ARTESIAN | Type of well that doesn't require a pump to bring water to the surface (8) |
| IRRIGATE | Mad about equipment to bring water to the land (8) |
| CANAL | An artificial waterway constructed to allow the passage of boats or ships inland (5) |
| SHIPCANAL | Waterway constructed to carry ocean-going vessels (4,5) |
| SHIPCANALS | Artificial waterways constructed to carry ocean-going vessels (4,6) |
| BHEESTIE | His job is to bring water and light gas -- having no matches around, that is |
| FREETOWN | New fort constructed to protect eastern port in Sierra Leone |
| AQUEDUCT | Bridge constructed to convey a watercourse across a valley (8) |
| GRUESOME | Macabre morgue constructed to house the last of the Mohicans (8) |
| UPSTARTS | Stupas constructed to house religious teachers at first gets cocky and arrogant people (8) |
| NOAHSARK | Ship constructed to survive the Biblical flood (5,3) |
| ABLATIVE | A table constructed to hold fourth case |
| MONKLANDCANAL | Waterway constructed from 1770, designed to bring in coal to Glasgow from the east (8,5) |
| SUEZ | Waterway constructed in NE Egypt from 1859 to 1869 to link the Mediterranean to the Red Sea (4) |
| AARON | He doubted God's ability to bring water out of a rock |
| SPRINGROLL | Bring water to table with the Asian food (6,4) |
| BOIL | Bring water to 100 Celsius (4) |
| GRIMES | Peter ---, opera by Benjamin Britten first performed at Sadler's Wells in London in 1945 (6) |
| PETERGRIMES | Opera by Benjamin Britten first performed at Sadler's Wells in London in 1945 (5,6) |
