| STINGS | Causes a sharp tingling or burning pain (6) |
| STINGING | Producing a sharp tingling pain (8) |
| STING | Cause a sharp pain or discomfort (5) |
| SMART | Cause a sharp pain |
| CAUSALGIA | Severe burning pain along a peripheral nerve, with local changes in the skin's appearance |
| SDSBRHE | Burning pain having an effect, soldier accepted |
| TONGUE | A balance pointer, bell clapper, boot flap, buckle pin or burning lick of fire, each named after the bodily lingua which they are thought to resemble (6) |
| GALLUP | George Horace gave his surname to a type of public opinion survey now usually conducted by phone when you have something boiling over or burning on the stove; the ... poll |
| FIREBALL | An orb of lightning; a sphere of flames or burning gases; a bright exploding meteor, aka a bolide; thus a human dynamo or powerhouse (8) |
| KILN | A furnace for firing or burning or drying porcelain or bricks (4) |
| PINSANDNEEDLES | Doubly sharp tingling feeling (4,3,7) |
| NEEDLES | Uncomfortable sharp tingling sensation (4,3,7) |
| PINSAND | Uncomfortable sharp tingling sensation (4,3,7) |
| LIT | Illuminated or burning say |
| EMO | Genre for Alexisonfire or Burning Airlines |
| EARS | They might be pierced or burning |
| BLISTERS | Bubble-like sores often caused by friction or burning |
| PLAYA | Dry lakebed or Burning Man setting |
| ARSON | The criminal act of intentionally setting fire to another's property or burning one's own property for an improper reason (5) |
| UNLIT | Not set afire or burning. |
