| CHESTS | Places for toys or tools |
| CHEST | Place for toys or treasure |
| ATTIC | Play place for toys |
| MADEINCHINA | *Label on many a toy or tool |
| STUFFING | Padding for cushions, palliasses, pillows, soft toys or upholstery; farce, forcemeat or Paxo, rolled into balls or placed in turkeys or other poultry before being roasted; or, a heavy defeat in sport |
| ROLL | A cylinder of gift-wrap or other paper; a strip of cloth or leather with pockets for paintbrushes, pencils, sewing kits or tools; or, a type of brass gilding wheel used in bookbinding (4) |
| GANG | Word for a set of people or things which go together, such as a ship's crew; a group of labourers, sockets or tools; or, a band of children, criminals or delinquents (4) |
| SCRAPERS | Devices or tools for removing mud from boots or ice from windscreens, for example (8) |
| FLOATS | Vehicles for delivering milk; or, tools for smoothing plaster (6) |
| ROLLS | Buns; furled cylinders of cake, carpet, cloth, newspaper, parchment etc; strips of material with pockets for paintbrushes, pencils or tools; lists of names; trills; or, throws of dice (5) |
| SCOOTERS | Motorbikes such as the Vespa types named after wasps; foot-propelled toys; or, any light vehicles for travelling swiftly over ice, snow or water (8) |
| PETSTORE | Place with toys for toys |
| NIBBLERS | Habitual gnawers/munchers; or, tools for cutting sheet metal (8) |
| IRONS | Chains, fetters, handcuffs, heated presses, pistols, stirrups or other ferric/metal instruments or tools (5) |
| KIT | Set of clothes or tools (3) |
| GADGETS | Small ingenious mechanical devices or tools (7) |
| AXE | Word for a hatchet-like weapon or tool since Anglo-Saxon times, but for a saxophone in jazz or an electric guitar in rock since the 1950s (3) |
| KITES | Flying frames that can be toys or, in Afghanistan for instance, can be pitted against each other in |
| GYROS | Spinning toys or Greek snacks |
| WINDUPS | Mechanical animated toys - or just kidding? (4-3) |
