| SELFIMPORTANT | Conceited, I bring in a set of books (4-9) |
| OFFERO | I present, show, lit. I bring in the way: obicio, ostendo |
| INEBRIANT | Alcohol I bring in around May? (9) |
| INTRODUCO | I bring in, institute and originate, immitto |
| CANON | Part of chapter in a set of books |
| MANTRA | Sacred word in a set of books collected by male artist |
| ANENT | Directions in a set of books getting about |
| COVENANT | Agreement in a set of books written by witches |
| MOLAR | One of a dozen in a set of 32 |
| TERN | A bird that comes in a set of three(4) |
| SUIT | A division in a set of playing cards (4) |
| CHRISTMAS | Wintertime rhyme time: I'm the last national holiday of every year. When I come around, I bring holiday cheer. What am I? |
| ANTIQUITY | A set of books I left above yard a very long time ago (9) |
| INFORMANT | Source of intelligence in class-a set of books (9) |
| IMPORTANT | I am left a set of books of great consequence (9) |
| MODE | Fashion or style; or, in statistics, the most commonly observed value in a set of data (4) |
| AGEBRACKET | A request given backing with noise in a set of peers? (3,7) |
| OVER | The rose variety 'Bowled ___', as in a set of six balls bowled (4) |
| TRILLO | Combination of two alternating notes or lines in a set of three (6) |
| AVERAGE | A number expressing the central or typical value in a set of data (7) |
