| NOBEL | Dynamite inventor and prize founder |
| NOBELPRIZE | Dynamite inventor and arms-trade mogul Alfred gave his name to this annual award (5,5) |
| EMMY | TV award and prize judge overlooked (4) |
| PULITZER | US literary and music prize founder |
| ALFRED | Dynamite inventor Nobel |
| ALFREDNOBEL | Dynamite inventor |
| SEGAL | Erich ?, author of novels Only Love and Prizes (5) |
| ERICHSEGAL | Author of novels Doctors, Only Love and Prizes |
| AWARDED | Like medals and prizes |
| RAFFLE | Fundraiser involving numbered tickets and prizes (6) |
| ANNUAL | Like many flowers and prizes |
| SPOILS | Word for skins stripped from animals first, later booty, loot or plunder; or, acquisitions and prizes (6) |
| ROGET | Which English physician, inventor and lexicographer is known for his work on the slide-rule and his |
| COLLIER | Birkenhead-born, Henry Herbert ___ (b. 1878), designer, inventor and founder of the Matchless Motorcycle Company (7) |
| ERICSSON | Lars Magnus ___, 19th-century Swedish inventor and founder of a telephone company that later developed into a multinational corporation (8) |
| CARROLL | Pen name of an author, puzzle inventor and Oxford mathematics don who coined portmanteau words including bandersnatch, burble, chortle, frabjous, frumious, galumph, jabberwocky and mimsy (7) |
| SUOMI | Inventor and meteorologist Verner ___ |
| MORSE | Inventor and artist |
| SINCLAIR | Sir Clive --, British inventor and entrepreneur (8) |
| BABBAGE | Charles ___, mathematician, inventor and father of computing (7) |
