| TURBO | Coupled to a driving turbine (combining form) |
| TURBOPROP | Jet engine with the turbine coupled to a propeller (9) |
| RESONANCE | the response of a medium to a driving frequency (9) |
| UTURN | Possible response to a driving mistake |
| DINERS | They might be coupled to sleepers |
| NUTTER | Loco one's noticed at the front, coupled to express |
| TOMTOM | Drum coupled to masthead (3-3) |
| ALE | Word for a beverage, feast or festival that, when coupled with bench, bush, cost, draper, hoof, house or wife, refers to a tavern pew, a hostelry sign, beer-flavouring costmary, an innkeeper, cat's-fo |
| TRAIN | A line of coaches or wagons coupled together and drawn by a railway locomotive (5) |
| YOKE | A beam for coupling oxen by the neck; the pair coupled; therefore, a burden or mark of servitude (4) |
| PARED | Removed the skin of fruit heard to be coupled |
| FREIGHTTRAIN | Railway wagons coupled together to carry goods (7,5) |
| ANIMATED | A button on the end, one coupled with zip? |
| ATTACHED | Added on to, coupled |
| BRACKETED | Coupled with a lot of noise in the cot (9) |
| RAFT | Coupled wagons, in a manner of speaking, can save you from drowning (4) |
| YOKED | Coupled, as oxen |
| PAIRED | Coupled, matched (6) |
| WISDOM | Knowledge coupled with good judgement (6) |
| ENGLUT | Stuff found between coupled identical proteins |
