| RAYBAN | Brand so named because it limits ultraviolet light |
| HIC | Drink brand so named for being rich in a particular vitamin |
| EATONESWORDS | Consume individual brand then second to admit mistake (3,4,5) |
| LINNET | Finch so named because it feeds on flax |
| PHARAOHANT | Pest so named because it was originally found in royal tombs |
| PAYDAYSTARBURST | Astronomical wonder so named because it occurs biweekly? |
| CREEP | A plant with the species name of repens or reptans is so-named because it will ___ along the ground (5) |
| PETREL | Storm ___ , seabird so named because it was thought to be a harbinger of rough weather (6) |
| OCTOBER | This month was so named because it was originally the eighth month of the Roman calendar. (7) |
| NICKELODEON | Early type of cinema, so named because it cost five cents to get in |
| TROUT | Kilgore ___ (fictional sci-fi author so named because Kurt Vonnegut "thought it was funny to be named after a fish") |
| CAPEDOCTOR | South African wind named because it was believed to blow germs away (4,6) |
| HONEYSUCKLE | Climbing shrub with mainly cream-coloured flowers, so named because of the substance taken from it by long-tongued insects (11) |
| NENE | Bird so named because of its call |
| SNEAKERS | Shoes so named because the rubber soles made wearers stealthier |
| SOCKS | The Clintons' White House cat, so named because of its white feet |
| SLEEPINGGIANT | Landform viewed from Thunder Bay so-named because of its outline: 2 wds. |
| TRUMPETER | - swan; North American species of the water bird with young known as cygnets, so-named because of its sonorous, bugle-like call (9) |
| PANSY | From the French word for "thought", a violet-like flower so named because of its resemblance of a human face (5) |
| LUNATES | Artifacts from the Mesolithic Era so-named because of their crescent-shaped backs |
