| DIVERGENCE | A moving apart |
| TIEROD | Bar-shaped structure that prevents parts moving apart, e.g. in a vehicle (3,3) |
| DIVERGENT | Moving apart in different directions |
| PRORATA | Moving apart or in proportion (3,4) |
| SEPARATE | See about moving apart! (8) |
| SEPARATING | Confess about end of marriage, moving apart thus (10) |
| OBELISK | Circle line's moving apart from Northern in bounds of Bank/Monument (7) |
| LAWRENCE | A celeb in a war for a moving picture shot by 17 6 (8,2,6) |
| THOU | Film where three chained convicts try - and fail - to escape by jumping onto a moving train and then escape via a handcart operated by a blind man (1, 7, 5, 3, 4) |
| WHEREART | Film where three chained convicts try - and fail - to escape by jumping onto a moving train and then escape via a handcart operated by a blind man (1, 7, 5, 3, 4) |
| OBROTHER | Film where three chained convicts try - and fail - to escape by jumping onto a moving train and then escape via a handcart operated by a blind man (1,7,5, 3,4) |
| WAKE | A moving line of water that can make a boat ride choppy (or what people do from the shore to silently say goodbye as a boat sets sail) |
| AUTO | A moving story: If a 23A wrote a book about its life, it would be an ___biography |
| ARTFORM | A mobile is a moving one |
| TRAVEL | It has a moving effect on a shifty varlet (6) |
| APRAXIA | Fools date, concealing a kiss and a moving deficiency |
| VAN | It may play a part in a moving experience |
| ESCALATE | To use a moving staircase will show a rapid increase (8) |
| DOPPLERPRINCIPLE | A law that accounts for the perceived change in frequency of an emission made by a moving object (7,9) |
| KIKI | ___ challenge viral sensation that involved a person dancing next to a moving car |
