| GOODAT | Skilled in that field: 2wds. |
| SPADEWORK | Local accommodation in southeast close to job is required for starters in that field (9) |
| GRASS | "Is it the ___ in that field?" "No, but you're getting close." |
| GLOSSARY | An alphabatical list of technical terms in some specialized field of knowledge;usually published as an appendix to a text on that field (8) |
| ICE | What hockey has that field hockey doesn't |
| SPECIALIST | One skilled in a limited field |
| STRATEGIST | Person skilled in planning action in warfare, such as Basil Liddell Hart (10) |
| ARTISAN | Person skilled in a trade that involves making things by hand, such as bread, jewellery, cheese, decorative arts, marbled paper, stationery etc (7) |
| TOPIARIST | Horticulturist skilled in an ancient Roman art that today typically involves creating box balls, yew peacocks, mazes, knot gardens, cloud hedges ... (9) |
| LEGIST | One skilled in law for instance in the inventory (6) |
| ARTIST | Person skilled in painting, drawing or sculpture, for example; or, a performer in music (6) |
| NINJA | How to say "one skilled in martial art from Japan" in Japanese (5) |
| CHASER | A hunter; a horse used for a race originally in which church spires served as course landmarks; or, a silversmith skilled in repousse (6) |
| SHERLOCK | Word, derived from a character in stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, for a detective, sleuth or person skilled in Holmesian deduction (8) |
| EWOKCOOKERY | ALTHOUGH THE CHEF WAS SKILLED IN ___... |
| CORONER | One skilled in dead reck-oning? |
| ARSONIST | One skilled in match play |
| WIT | One skilled in repartee |
| EMTS | Ones skilled in CPR |
| CPA | Person skilled in the ways of the IRS |
