| POWERTOOLS | Drills maybe two poles or rocks (5,5) |
| BIPOLAR | Relating to two poles or extremities (7) |
| ROTE | Math drills, maybe |
| SCHINDLERSLIST | Snitches drills maybe - but these were not on his menu (10,4) |
| ALARMBELL | Start of a drill, maybe |
| STOPANDROLL | Forget part of the fire drill, maybe |
| RIDGETENTS | In camping, ____ are supported by poles or frames at each end |
| LOOSETOOTH | Wiggler in one's mouth, maybe (2 wds.) |
| POWERLUNCH | Business meeting at noon, maybe (2 wds.) |
| SUNKENSHIP | Diver's find, maybe (2 wds.) |
| FIREESCAPE | Burglar's getaway stairs, maybe: 2 wds. |
| BABYBOOMER | Gen Xer's mom, maybe (2 wds) |
| DAYLABORER | Person hired that morning, maybe (2 wds.) |
| LUGS | Baskets or boxes for harvested berries or vegetables; drags, hauls or pulls of heavy suitcases; sideflaps of caps; poles or sticks; awkward clumsy oafs; or, in Scotland, chimney-corners, ears or ingle |
| PRIMENUMBER | Maybe two or three more dead following charge |
| INTEGER | Bury bags for example, maybe two or three (7) |
| ROOSTS | Rods, poles or perches maybe |
| STONES | Pebbles, cobbles or rocks; or, gems (6) |
| TOWIT | Maybe two take it as an example (2,3) |
| MACAROON | Bloke eating heap maybe, two rounds and a biscuit |
