| PLENARY | An archaic short form for a word denoting a person with full powers (7) |
| PLENIPO | An archaic short form for a word denoting a person with full powers (7) |
| AZERI | Short form for a native of a Caucasian republic (5) |
| PLENIPOTENTIARY | Diplomat with full powers to represent country (15) |
| SOLE | ___ proprietor (person with full control of a business) |
| TEENAGE | Denoting a person between 13 and 19 years old (7) |
| HOMEMAKERS | Unemployed persons with full-time jobs |
| IST | Suffix denoting a person who practises discrimination (3) |
| FLASHINTHEPAN | Phrase denoting a person or thing whose sudden but brief success is not repeated (5,2,3,3) |
| EJECTOR | One who dispossesses another of his or her land; or, a word denoting a seat enabling a pilot's swift egress from an aircraft in an emergency (7) |
| HONESTY | Flower that derives its nickname "money plant" from its coin-like seed pods; or, a word denoting a method of taking payments that relies on customer's trustworthiness (7) |
| AQUATIC | Word denoting a water plant such as duckweed, frogbit or yellow flag (7) |
| ACRONYM | A crony may be too much for a word from the capitals of others (7) |
| ORGANIC | Ring racing form for a sort of farming (7) |
| PARONYM | Linguistic term for a word that's almost the same as another word, like "affect" and "effect" |
| PROVERB | Adage shows preference for a word of action (7) |
| PRONOUN | Substitute for a word referred to earlier (7) |
| BLANCHE | It will give you full power (7) |
| SNIGLET | Term for a word that isn't the dictionary but maybe should be |
| SWEETHEART | One's beloved; a word denoting a secret agreement; a style of low-cut neckline; or, a variety of cabbage, also called hispi (10) |
