|  | ALLTOO | Words before well or often | 
|  | ALLIS | Words before well or forgiven | 
|  | STAIR | Word before well or way | 
|  | OHMANDY | Words before "Well you came and you gave without taking" | 
|  | ALLS | Shakespeare title word before "Well" | 
|  | EAT | Word before Well For Less - title of a show presented by Chris Bavin from 2013-22 (3) | 
|  | SLOGANEER | One who coins or often uses catchphrases, usually in the fields of politics or commerce (9) | 
|  | RECESS | An alcove, niche or secluded nook; or, often in plural, a secret place (6) | 
|  | ROMANCE | Novel (or often its main theme) (7) | 
|  | OUTHIT | Strike more powerfully or often than | 
|  | SWATHE | A large amount of land, or often now, of public opinion | 
|  | SALVE | An old greeting, hail or wish, from "health", meaning "be well"; or, from "ointment", a soothing or healing balm, often with a pleasant camphoraceous, herbal or medicinal smell (5) | 
|  | BORE | A steep-fronted wave or eagre; the calibre of a gun; an artesian water well; or, a tedious person or thing (4) | 
|  | ALIVE | Word before and well or and kicking | 
|  | SUMP | Pit, well, or the like, in which water or other liquid is collected (4) | 
|  | RUNDRY | Of a well or river, to cease to flow or have any water (3,3) | 
|  | STACKED | Arranged fairly well, or unfairly | 
|  | SPOKEN | Word with well- or soft- | 
|  | AUGUR | Bode (well or ill) (5) | 
|  | BODE | Augur (well or ill) (4) |