| PENNAME | Pseudonym of fountain or biro for example (3-4) |
| SODA | Kind of fountain or biscuit |
| PEN | Biro, for example (3) |
| OPPROBRIUM | Shame about pump or biro (10) |
| STUDLEY | The ___ Royal Water Garden, in North Yorkshire near Harrogate and containing the ruins of Fountains Abbey, was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1986. (7) |
| NIBS | Birds' beaks; crushed cocoa or coffee beans; ink-distributing tips of fountain pens; or, timber poles of carriages or wagons (4) |
| OSMIUM | A hard alloy of this metal and iridium has been used for tips of fountain pens and phonograph needles. English chemist Smithson Tennant discovered the element together with iridium in the residues of |
| ARBORIORICE | A biro for Corrie to write about risotto ingredient (7,4) |
| NAIAD | Spirit of river, spring. fountain or lake; an immature dragonfly: or, a name for the water nymph plant (5) |
| SURGE | Based on the Latin "to rise", a word used in its early sense to mean a fountain or stream, later a big wave, a billowing cloud, a sudden increase of power or a rush of emotion (5) |
| SUNBOW | An arc-en-ciel-like display of prismatic colours produced when natural rays shine through the mist or spray of a fountain or waterfall (6) |
| FONT | A type of fountain (4) |
| AEROBICS | Bar certain types of biros for exercise (8) |
| GUSH | To burst forth or flood, be it emotion, enthusiastic words, a flowing stream, a fountain or one's tears/blood (4) |
| TALES | 'Fairy ___ ' is a variety of fountain grass (5) |
| WATERMAN | Inventor of fountain pen (8) |
| STUB | Type of fountain pen nib producing thick and thin strokes |
| ADAM | Bassist Schlesinger of Fountains of Wayne |
| INROME | Visiting the Trevi Fountain or Colosseum: 2 wds. |
| SPRINGHEAD | A fountain or natural water source (10) |
