| ATTRIBUTE | Feature or property |
| AMENITY | Desirable or useful feature or facility of a building or place (7) |
| ARCH | Bow-shaped structure employed to span/support or to stand as an ornamental feature or monument; or, a basic pattern in a fingerprint (4) |
| ARTICLES | Clauses or paragraphs in legal documents; or, stories, features or entries in newspapers, magazines or encyclopedias (8) |
| MOTIF | A distinctive feature or dominant idea in artistic or literary composition |
| LANDMARK | Prominent geographical feature or building such as Stonehenge, Elizabeth Tower or the Dunmore Pineapple (8) |
| CACHET | Originally a seal for documents, now used to mean a feature or quality conferring prestige or distinction (6) |
| SLIDINGDOOR | Common minivan feature, or a "closing" feature of this puzzle? |
| NECKLINE | A garment's edge, feature or opening that can be crew, plunging, scoop, sweetheart or V-shaped (8) |
| TRAITS | An old word for the pen or pencil strokes in pictures, which came to mean distinguishing features or peculiarities of mind or character (6) |
| BAYW | House feature or slangy paunch |
| ASPECT | Particular feature or quality |
| BARB | Fishhook feature or a stinging comment |
| LOOP | Roller-coaster feature or an aerial maneuver |
| TRAITOR | Characteristic feature or mole |
| DELTA | Nile feature or Greek letter (5) |
| TRAIT | Person's feature or mannerism |
| TREE | Arboretum feature, or genealogy diagram (4) |
| CREATURE | Word with "feature" or "comfort" |
| ABSORBENT | Receptive car safety feature or preference (9) |
