| Old Irish alphabet |
OGHAM |
| One who died for a cause |
MARTYR |
| Opposite of lose |
GAIN |
| Origami sheet |
PAPER |
| Outcast of long ago |
LEPER |
| Permit |
LET |
| Prefix with "type" or "plasm" |
PROTO |
| Print shop measures |
ENS |
| Proofer's "never mind" mark |
STET |
| Quiet "Excuse me" |
AHEM |
| Raised seam or skin mark |
WELT |
| Recessed area |
NICHE |
| Reverse, as an action |
UNDO |
| Rhyming piece of work |
POEM |
| Rub raw |
CHAFE |
| Russian leader up to 1917 |
TSAR |
| Section of glass |
PANE |
| Shankar tune |
RAGA |
| Skinny-dipped |
SWAM |
| Slowly crumble from weather |
ERODE |
| Small Java program |
APPLET |
| Small lock of hair |
WISP |
| Snakelike fishes |
EELS |
| Sound that breaks a hypnotic trance |
SNAP |
| Spinning woodshop machine |
LATHE |
| Stan of superheroes |
LEE |
| Swarming pest |
GNAT |
| Teenagers' facial disruption |
ACNE |
| Tennis great Kournikova |
ANNA |
| Use a needle and thread |
SEW |
| V-formation creatures |
GEESE |
| Violent dance "pit" |
MOSH |
| What all great inventions begin with |
IDEA |
| What Lisping Louie did while idle? |
THATONONESHANDS |
| What Lisping Louie would do when being congratulated? |
THWELLWITHPRIDE |
| What to do in a long line |
WAIT |
| White coat that could give one the chills |
SNOW |
| Wild fight |
BRAWL |
| Word between single and married names? |
NEE |
