| STRIDERE | To buzz noisily: ut apes efferventes, vide eg Geo. 4.556 |
| STIPULAE | Stalks, straw, vide eg Geo. 1.289, nocte leves melius ____ ... / tondentur |
| APES | Bees, vide eg Geo. 2.452, ____ examina condunt |
| SAEPTA | Fence, eg Geo. 4.159, et non qui vendens praedam et spolia commutat |
| SATA | (Plants) which have been sown, eg Geo. 2.350 |
| BEGONE | Appeal to a person to buzz off |
| ALIG | Prank interviewer who referred to Buzz Aldrin as "Buzz Lightyear" |
| EDWIN | Buzz Aldrin legally changed his first name to Buzz from what in 1988? (5) |
| DRYER | Bee free: Since bees love the scent of your cosmetics (like perfume, antiperspirant and hair products), place a few ___ sheets near your blanket to get them to buzz off |
| BECOMES | Types to buzz around firm, primarily managers or "suits" (7) |
| SCARAMOUCH | Cowardly buffoon to buzz off stifling a cry of pain (10) |
| GNAT | One given biting criticism and told to buzz off |
| HUMANNATURE | To buzz girl at the river is characteristic of people (5,6) |
| TSETSE | Fly set to buzz around repeatedly (6) |
| AFLYONTHEWALL | One about to buzz off with what he's quietly picked up? |
| HUMOUR | The funny side to buzz from old, old city (6) |
| DRONE | A male bee or to buzz or hum (5) |
| ALERT | One might cause a phone to buzz |
| SLOPE | Be inclined to buzz off (5) |
| SIB | Kevin to Buzz in "Home Alone" |
