| BARROW | A small, usually hand-propelled cart for carrying a load (6) |
| WHEELBARROW | Garden tool for carrying a load (11) |
| MANGLE | A device, usually hand-turned, with rollers for squeezing the water out of wet clothing (6) |
| SCREWDRIVER | Tool, usually hand-operated, for turning screws with slotted heads. (11) |
| DART | Hand-propelled missile |
| MUFFIN | A small, usually sweet, sponge cake, baked in a cup-shaped container (6) |
| FLOATS | Low carts for carrying cattle, milk and the like (6) |
| SUNKEN | A non-buoyant person or thing; a doughnut in the US; a mistletoe root; or, a weight for carrying a fishing-line beneath the water's surface (6) |
| HEARSE | Vehicle for carrying a coffin to a cemetery (6) |
| WOMBAT | Animal with special place for carrying a 2Mb floppy (6) |
| HAULER | One carrying a load |
| GIGGLE | Cart for a grand the French will snigger about (6) |
| INSECT | Small, usually winged, creature (6) |
| ETUI | What is a small, usually ornamented case for needles and small articles? (4) |
| DOLLY | Child's word for a moppet or a puppet; a posser for stirring laundry in a washtub; an easy catch in cricket; or, a wheeled cart for a film camera (5) |
| EXURB | A small, usually prosperous, community situated beyond the suburbs of a city. (5) |
| TUMBRIL | Guillotine cart for carrying prisoners in the French Revolution (7) |
| BEAD | A small usually spherical piece of glass, wood or plastic with a hole through it (4) |
| UKULELE | A small, usually four-stringed guitar (7) |
| NOVELTY | A small, usually cheap, new toy, ornament or trinket (7) |
