| Ride |
| Buoy |
| Gank |
| Steal |
| Raise |
| Boost |
| Hoist |
| Swipe |
| Pilfer |
| Cop __ |
| Pick up |
| Rescind |
| Elevate |
| Heeltap |
| Ski tow |
| Raise up |
| ____ ski |
| Pump iron |
| Pick-me-up |
| Air force? |
| Shoe insert |
| Plagiarize? |
| Use weights |
| Elevator __ |
| Ballet move |
| Good feeling |
| Defy gravity |
| Use barbells |
| Jack, for one |
| Uber offering |
| Hitching goal |
| Ride in a car |
| Soho elevator |
| Hitching hope |
| Essex elevator |
| Ride, in slang |
| Hitcher's hope |
| Morale booster |
| Steal, slangily |
| London elevator |
| Elevator for Di |
| Emotional boost |
| Brit's elevator |
| Mountain climber |
| Shot in the arm? |
| English elevator |
| British elevator |
| Garage apparatus |
| Skiing necessity |
| Raise or elevator |
| Hitchhiker's wish |
| Hitchhiker's ride |
| Hitchhiker's need |
| Hitchhiker's hope |
| Garage contraption |
| Edinburgh elevator |
| Liverpool elevator |
| What wings provide |
| Take the wrong way? |
| Elevator, in Exeter |
| Elevator, in London |
| Hoist, as a barbell |
| Stop, as an embargo |
| Work with dumbbells |
| Elevator, to a Brit |
| Hitchhiker's desire |
| I ___ my lamp . . . |
| Bring up, as spirits |
| Hitchhiker's request |
| Layer on a shoe heel |
| Elevator, in England |
| Do bench presses, say |
| Help for a pedestrian |
| What a tonic provides |
| An airfoil provides it |
| Hitchhiker's objective |
| Pick up from the floor |
| Work out with barbells |
| Elevator, to a Londoner |
| Heightening shoe device |
| Male cheerleader's move |
| Raise — shot in the arm |
| ___ every voice and sing ... |
| Connector of English stories |
| Good news on a gloomy day, e.g. |
| It carries skiers up the slopes |
| Hydraulic device in a repair shop |
| ___ weights (do some bodybuilding) |
| Face ___ (type of plastic surgery) |
| Means of access to different floors |
| Boost vertically, or boost from a store |
| It takes you from one storey to another |
| Poets of the Fall song that will pick you up? |