| TANKER | A very large ship for transporting large quantities of gas or liquid, especially oil (6) |
| DIPSTICK | Graduated rod for measuring the depth of liquid, especially oil in a car's engine (8) |
| HIPPOCRATES | Greek physician's containers for transporting large animals? |
| LARGESS | Show generosity to a very big ship (7) |
| SUPERTANKER | Large ship for oil transportation (11) |
| FREIGHTER | Large ship for carrying goods |
| GLOBAL | Miss transporting large old bishop everywhere (6) |
| ADSORB | Hold film of gas or liquid molecules on surface |
| AMPULE | A small capsule in which measured quantities of liquids especially for injections, are sealed ready for use |
| GROCER | Word for a wholesaler dealing in large quantities of dried fruits, spices, sugar etc originally, now a purveyor of food and general household goods, aka a victualler or shopkeeper (6) |
| SWOOSH | The noise produced by the sudden rush of a fluid (a gas or liquid) (6) |
| VESSEL | Discovered sailors' dining areas aboard very large ship (6) |
| DRAINS | Pipes for carrying off surplus liquid, especially rainwater (6) |
| NEBULA | Visible cloud of gas or dust in outer space (6) |
| MATTER | Solid, gas or liquid, e.g. |
| ANCHOR | Attachment to boat behind 25 10 in large ship, by the sound of it? (6) |
| MASSES | Large quantities of church services? (6) |
| LEAKAGE | The accidental escape of gas or liquid through a hole (7) |
| INBULK | How large quantities of food get bought: 2 wds. |
| ENEMA | Injection of gas or liquid into the rectum to expel its contents |
