| FLURRY | Commotion; whirl of snowflakes (6) |
| SCURRY | Word for a group of squirrels; a short sprint in horse-racing; or, a swirling mass of snowflakes (6) |
| VORTEX | Whirl of water or air (6) |
| OAFISH | Stupid, endless whirl of fashion (6) |
| MYRIAD | From Greek for "ten thousand", a countless or immense number of satsumas, shoppers, sledges, snowflakes, snowmen, sprinkles, stars or any other imaginable things (6) |
| NOTWOAREALIKE | Description of snowflakes ... and the letters within each of the answers to the starred clues |
| LEUCOJUM | Convoluted jumbo clue yielding black group of snowflakes |
| SHOWER | Brief cascade, fall or flight of something such as arrows, raindrops, shooting stars, snowflakes, sparks |
| SIX | Number of snowflake points |
| ALBINO | Like the gorilla Snowflake, once at the Barcelona Zoo |
| BENTLEY | Wilson -; meteorologist who was a pioneer in the field of snowflake photomicrography (7) |
| ARIZ | Home of Snowflake, which, ironically, gets very little snow: Abbr. |
| ACIS | Genus of snowflake flowers (formerly Leucojum) - held by pharmacist (4) |
| SLEET | Globular, generally transparent ice pellets that have diameters of 5 mm (0.2 inch) or less and that form as a result of the freezing of raindrops or the freezing of mostly melted snowflakes. |
| IRENE | Castle seen in "The Whirl of Life" |
| EDDY | Whirl of water or smoke |
| SPINDRIER | It produces a whirl of activity in the launderette (4,5) |
| SPINDRYER | It produces a whirl of activity at launderette (4,5) |
| FLURRIES | Sudden gusts, whirls of snow (8) |
| ISAOTOMITA | Japanese composer whose albums of electronic music include Snowflakes Are Dancing and Pictures at an Exhibition (4,6) |
