| TANKER | Ship for transporting oil (6) |
| SUPERTANKER | Large vessel for transporting oil (11) |
| SUPERTANKERS | Very large capacity ships built for transporting oil (12) |
| TAN | Light brown vehicle transporting oil (half obscured) (3) |
| CHESTS | Boxes such as trunks for luggage, cabinets for medicines, coffers for valuables or those for transporting tea; or, treasuries (6) |
| CANTANKEROUS | Quarrelsome about means of transporting oil in a sense (12) |
| CHURNS | Large metal containers formerly used for transporting milk; or, machines for converting cream into butter (6) |
| GURNEY | North American name for a wheeled stretcher used for transporting patients in a hospital (6) |
| LADLES | Dippers for lifting gravy, sauce, soup etc from pots or tureens; or, buckets or pans used for transporting molten metal in a foundry (6) |
| FLUMES | They're currently used for transporting trunks (6) |
| DRAFTS | 500 flat structures for transporting detachments of troops (6) |
| HATBOX | Container used for transporting headwear (6) |
| BASKET | Type of boat whichwas used for transporting domestic mail (6) |
| GLOBIN | Component of a red protein responsible for transporting oxygen in the blood (6) |
| BARGES | Which flat-bottomed vessels are used for transporting freight (6) |
| CREATE | Make case for transporting goods around end of June (6) |
| PETREL | Sound fuel for transporting Mother Carey's chicken |
| EGGBOX | A carton designed for transporting and holding a common breakfast food (3,3) |
| BEASTSOFBURDEN | Animals used for transporting loads (6,2,6) |
| TROLLEY | Word, from "trundle" or "roll", for a cart for transporting luggage or supermarket goods; a wheeled bed; or, a table on castors for conveying drinks, in-flight meals, puddings etc (7) |
