| TIDEPOD | Pouch in a washer drum |
| SPIN | Word meaning "draw out and twist into thread" originally, now "revolve", as in a cricket ball, subatomic particle, washer's drum or whirligig, e.g. (4) |
| DRUM | A revolving cylinder in a washer; a barrel for oil; a house; a tympanum for signalling; or, by extension, in Australia, a piece of information (4) |
| POCKET | A pouch in a book cover, garment, pitta, snooker table or sporran; one's personal stock of money; a gold- or quartz-lined vug or bonanza in rock; or, a kangaroo's marsupium (6) |
| LOADS | Puts dirty clothes in a washer |
| BOLT | It may be put in a washer |
| CRAW | Pouch in a bird's esophagus |
| CHINAMAN | Delivery pouch in a manila envelope (8) |
| WATCHPOCKET | Pouch in a vest |
| IVBAG | Fluid-containing pouch in a hospital, for short |
| GIZZARD | Pouch in a bird's stomach where food gets ground up (7) |
| CROP | What is the pouch in a bird's gullet where food is stored before digestion? (4) |
| LEAKY | In need of a washer, perhaps |
| SAC | A structure resembling a bag or pouch in an animal or plant (3) |
| SATANIC | Leather first seen in pouch in these mills (7) |
| PELICAN | Bird with a pouch in its bill (7) |
| ANNULUS | A plane surface bounded by two concentric circles, like a washer |
| AGITATOR | Bit of a washer and, it follows, silver ring in artwork (8) |
| DRIP | One who can't even put a washer on a faulty tap? |
| AGE | How old a washer maker is |
