| OVERLARGE | Gravel or rocks, last of aggregate can't be sieved? |
| DEVISE | Work out a way for it to be sieved (6) |
| SEED | Needs to be sieved out, Vi (4) |
| SCRUNCH | Onomatopoeic word for the sound of something underfoot such as dried leaves, gravel or snow; or, to crush or crumple (7) |
| AVALANCHE | Fall or slide of a mass of snow or rocks down a mountainside (9) |
| PLACER | Waterborne or glacial deposit of gravel or sand containing heavy ore minerals as gold, platinum, which have been eroded from their original bedrock |
| SMASHED | Broke up most of aggregate in outhouse |
| ORE | Type of aggregate kept in storeroom |
| DELIVERANCE | Relief finding something vital under bottom of aggregate in skip |
| CONCRETE | Composite building material made of aggregate and cement (8) |
| REEFS | Free last of the pirates wrecked in coral or rocks below the surface (5) |
| SUITE | Word for a following, sequence, set, succession or train of attendants, dance tunes, furniture, hotel rooms, minerals, musical pieces or rocks (5) |
| DYKES | Embankments of earth or rocks built to prevent floods (5) |
| STONES | Pebbles, cobbles or rocks; gems; or, the playing pieces used in go (6) |
| BALLAST | Heavy material such as gravel or sand, placed in the bilge of a ship to give it stability (7) |
| PEA | Lead-in to "gravel" or "green" |
| GRIT | Spread fresh gravel or ___ around alpine plants (4) |
| STUCCO | Construction material made of aggregates, binder and water (6) |
| EROSIVN | Describing water, wind or other natural agents that tend to wear away land or rocks (7) |
| EROSIVE | Describing water, wind or other natural agents that tend to wear away land or rocks (7) |
