| ATOMISER | Device for spraying medicine or perfume (8) |
| VIAL | Small bottle for medicine or perfume |
| HERB | Plant used for food, medicine or perfume (4) |
| AIRBRUSH | Artist's device for spraying paint (8) |
| CAPSULES | Word for small containers, such as the seedboxes of poppies and violets; miniature gelatinous cases enclosing doses of medicine; or, caches, buried for future discovery (8) |
| REACTION | A mental or physical effect caused by e.g. medicine or drugs (8) |
| STRENGTH | Physical brawn; mental resilience; potency of a drink or a medicine; or, a person's metier (8) |
| DISPENSE | Make up medicine or do without (8) |
| PLATONIC | Climbing mountain with medicine or without it? (8) |
| INTERNAL | Medicine or audit starter |
| DUSTGUN | Device for spraying pesticide |
| GUNGE | Device for spraying glue, extremely sticky stuff (5) |
| AIRGUN | Device for spraying paint |
| GALLIPOT | Small container, typically of glazed earthenware, used by pharmacists to hold medicines or ointments (8) |
| HAIRBRUSH | Husband has device for spraying paint, it can be used with a comb (9) |
| BOUQUET | From "bush, wood", word for a clump of arbors originally, now a bunch of flowers; the aroma, nose or perfume of a fragrance/scent, liqueur or wine; a compliment or expression of praise; or, a rose/wed |
| NEBULA | Word, from "cloud, mist", for a cloudlike cluster of stars; a galaxy; a slight opacity/fogginess of a cornea; cloudiness; or, liquid for spraying (6) |
| TESTERS | Samples of goods, particularly cosmetics or perfume, set out for customers to try |
| SCENT | A word for olfaction; an animal's spoor; a series of clues; or, perfume (5) |
| JET | It's used for spraying the plane (3) |
