| ROTAE | Wheels or wheel's |
| AXLE | Shaft or bar on which a wheel or wheels revolve (4) |
| SKATER | A boarder, ice dancer or roller, gliding on a deck, blades or wheels; or, a pond-skimming water strider (6) |
| SKATE | Ray-like fish, such as Dipturus batis that is endangered, despite being called "common" or, a boot or shoe mounted on wheels or a blade (5) |
| TROLLEY | A basket or tray on castors or wheels for transporting goods (7) |
| CIRC | Like coins or wheels, for ex. |
| CHEESE | It may come in sticks or wheels |
| FLANGED | Like some pipes or wheels |
| SETOF | Words before keys or wheels |
| PASTA | Boiled shells or wheels |
| SKATES | Moves on blades or wheels |
| TOEIN | Slight inward angle, like skis or wheels |
| SHOE | One of a pair of matching items either handcrafted in the trade of cobblery/cordwainery or mass- produced; or, something reminiscent of this in shape or use, such as a hoof plate, sled runner or wheel |
| HUBS | English dialect word for fireside shelves for heating pans originally, later the centres/naves of wheels; or, focal points of activities, discussions, places or anything else (4) |
| TRUCKLES | Pulley-wheels or sheaves; barrel-shaped cheeses; or, mattresses slid under divans by means of trundles (8) |
| ROLLS | Wheels or trundles along |
| CAR | Hot Wheels or Matchbox toy |
| LANDINGGEAR | Wheels or floats on aeroplanes |
| TOYCAR | Hot Wheels or Matchbox vehicle |
| PULLEYS | Belt-powered wheels or drums (7) |
