| IGNIS | Alternative name for a will-o'the-wisp; from Medieval Latin, 'foolish fire' (5) |
| FATUSS | Alternative name for a will-o'the-wisp; from Medieval Latin, 'foolish fire' (6) |
| IGNISFATUUS | Alternative name for a will-o'-the-wisp, from Latin, 'foolish fire' (5,6) |
| LOCUM | Stand-in, especially for a doctor or cleric; from medieval Latin, 'one holding a place' (5) |
| NACRE | Either from Medieval Latin or a Persian dialect. what is another name for mother- of-pearl? (5) |
| COTTA | Short form of the Roman Catholic surplice named from Medieval Latin, 'coat' (5) |
| DUCAT | Gold or silver coin of varying values formerly much used in Europe; from medieval Latin, 'relating to a duke' (5) |
| JACKOLANTERN | Another name for a will-o'-the-wisp |
| MATER | Medieval Latin hymn commemorating the sorrows of Mary at the Crucifixion, used in the Mass and other services (6,5) |
| SPEND | Use up what will-o'-the-wisp has finally (5) |
| HEIRS | Ones gathering for a will reading |
| SWAMP | Will-o'-the-wisp locale |
| LEECH | Shelter church from medieval physician (5) |
| TENENS | Stand-in, especially for a doctor or cleric; from medieval Latin, 'one holding a place' (6) |
| MAGNA | Medieval Latin for "great" |
| SNARE | Drum descended from medieval tabors |
| SPUNKIE | In Scotland, a will-o-the- wisp, or to Robert Burns, whisky (7) |
| VIVAVOCE | Expressed orally; from medieval Latin, 'by or with the living voice' (4,4) |
| SWAMPGAS | What causes a will-o'-the-wisp |
| TRAVELLINGLIGHT | A will-o'-the-wisp, perhaps? |
