| SYRINGES | Devices that draw or inject |
| SYRINGE | (Med.) Sharp instrument used to withdraw or inject fluids (7) |
| CRAYONISTS | Term for artists or scratchboarders who colour in, draw or illustrate with contes, pastels or other pencils or sticks of chalk, pipeclay or wax (10) |
| PAPER | Made from the cellulose pulp of linen, mulberry, esparto or wood,a material upon which to write, draw or print, decorate walls or wrap gifts; or, a scholarly essay (5) |
| LIMN | From "cast light on", word originally meaning "illuminate a manuscript with ornamental letters", later "draw or paint in watercolours", "suffuse or highlight" or "describe in painting or words" (4) |
| MECCAS | Places that draw crowds |
| ADMIRALTIES | Pacific islands that draw in butterflies (11) |
| CYCNI | Birds that draw Venus's chariot |
| NUKES | Plants that draw protests |
| TATTOOPARLORS | Businesses that draw upon their customers? |
| LENGTHEN | Insert needle tip into limb; after that, draw out (8) |
| ROOTS | Plant parts that draw water and nutrients from the soil (5) |
| SEXAPPEAL | Ladies' Draw or Men's Draw? (3,6) |
| GRAFFITIARTISTS | Those who draw or spray paint images or text on public buildings (8,7) |
| TIE | A fastening such as a bow, dressing-gown cord, four-in-hand, knot, ribbon, shoelace or string; an obligation; a bond; equality in score, aka a draw; or, a slur connecting two musical notes (3) |
| LOTTO | Venetian painter whose Portrait of a Young Man in his Study includes a detail of scattered rose petals thought to allude to the transience of love; or, bingo, a draw or housey-housey (5) |
| BRIDGE | Draw or contract follower |
| ALINE | Words after draw or drop |
| STUD | Alternative to draw or hold 'em |
| LINE | Something to draw or toe |
