| NOSWEAT | A breeze |
| NOTHINGTOIT | A breeze |
| EASILYHANDLEDSITUATION | A breeze |
| DUCKSOUP | A breeze |
| EASY | A breeze |
| NOD | A slight bow or dip of the head; a sway of a flower in a breeze; or, alluding to a Genesiac land, a nap (3) |
| GALE | A strong wind or squall; a storm at sea; a loud outburst of laughter; or, poetically, a breeze or waft (4) |
| AIR | Invisible gaseous mixture through which radio or sound waves travel; a breeze or zephyr, such as that needed to disperse a samara; a melody; or, the "flight" of a skier mid jump (3) |
| WINDFALL | A fruit such as an apple or pear blown down from a tree by a breeze or zephyr, thus a word for an unexpected fruitful acquisition or trouvaille (8) |
| AIRCOOLED | Like a room with a breeze from a ceiling fan: Hyph. |
| WIND | It's a breeze: Each time the ___ blows, it gives a witch a lift |
| PIECEOFCAKE | It's a breeze to make a bit of a sweet treat (5,2,4) |
| VENTULUS | A little wind, a breeze |
| FLUTTER | React to a breeze, as a flag |
| WALKOVER | Use a footbridge in a breeze? (8) |
| DWINDLED | ... then a number got a breeze, got in front, then faded (8) |
| AWALKINTHEPARK | A stroll through Kensington Gardens in a breeze? (1,4,2,3,4) |
| AEOLIANHARPS | Playing them is a breeze with Russell, Oscar and Spike knocking back a few beers (7,5) |
| BREATH | Inhalation or exhalation of air; a whisper; a breeze; brief rest; or, life (6) |
| ASH | After a campfire goes out, the ___ remains (or, in the event of a breeze, it can easily be gone with the wind) |
