| TORCH | Flashlight; or, a large candle (5) |
| RANGE | A rank, row or series of items; a stretch of open country, such as that freely roved by a gamekeeper, hen, park warden, soldier or wanderer; or, a large stove for cooking (5) |
| SALUT | Also known as a piccolo, quarter of a bottle of champagne or wine; or, a large coastal city in Croat |
| GOOSE | Silly person or a large waterfowl with a long neck and webbed feet (5) |
| TIGER | Shark notable for its voracity as a scavenger, or a large striped feline (5) |
| JOINT | An anatomical articulation; the hinge of a book cover; or, a large piece of meat for roasting (5) |
| ALONE | Single or a large drink |
| AVNET | "Fried Green Tomatoes" director Jon, or a large electronics distributor |
| EAGLE | Golf score of two under par or a large bird of prey |
| GULLY | Cricket fielding position or a large ditch created by running water |
| LAKE | A giant pond; a pool of gravy, sauce or other liquid; a reddish pigment; or, a large surplus or surfeit of wine (4) |
| MOB | Word for a disorderly or promiscuous crowd; the common mass of people; a gang of criminals or thieves; or, a large flock or herd (3) |
| DCELL | Battery for a large flashlight |
| CCELL | Battery for a toy or flashlight |
| USHER | The person in the cinema with a flashlight (5) |
| SCREEN | An ornamental partition separating a church's choir from its nave and surmounted by a rood; a sheltering row of pleached trees; or, a large riddle or sieve (6) |
| TOM | A turkey cock; a love apple's short name; a thumb-sized folk hero; a gib mate of a queen cat; or, a big chime (3) |
| SHONE | Worked like a flashlight |
| PRESS | Flashlight (5) |
| UVULA | Something seen with a tiny flashlight |
