| Engine parts |
| A serous fluid |
| Genetically engineered, highly selective medical treatment |
| Fluidless, as a barometer |
| Auto engine parts |
| Aircraft-engine intakes |
| Goes kaput, as an engine |
| Guns (the engine) |
| Like a disengaged engine |
| Reduce engine heat, in a way |
| Classic cars that were the first to have Ram Air engines |
| Engineers' colleagues |
| Hosp. fluid conduits |
| Concept in fluid dynamics |
| Aircraft-engine enclosure |
| Barmy (Spanish) — engine (abbr) |
| Etching fluid |
| Fire engine destination |
| Provided fuel for an engine |
| Type of servant or engineer |
| Rotating engine part |
| Accumulation of fluid in a part of the body — oedema |
| Alternators in some internal-combustion engines |
| Acoustical engineer's concern |
| Engineers' compartments. |
| Keep the engine running |
| Engineer's symbol for efficiency |
| Abbr. used by electrical engineers |
| Engineers' org. |
| Animal engineer. |