| FARRIER | A person who shoes horses (7) |
| BLACKSMITH | One who shoes horses |
| FARRIERS | People who shoe horses (8) |
| TWISTER | A swindler; a doughnut-like cruller; a party game of contortionism played on a mat; a rope-maker; a tornado; or, a person who dances the Watusi (7) |
| SPINNER | A person who twists fibres into yarns; a Shakespearean word for a spider; a revolving device used as an alternative to a die in board games; or, a Jamaican dumpling (7) |
| WATCHER | A kind of angel; a spectator, spotter, spy etc; or, a person who maintains a vigil by a sickbed (7) |
| PLANNER | Wedding or party co-ordinator; a person who develops towns, cities and other urban areas; or, a type of calendar in the form of a chart (7) |
| AMPUTEE | A person who has had a limb, or part of a limb, removed (7) |
| HANDLER | A person who exhibits a dog at a show or trial (7) |
| CLICKER | A remote control; a device used in dog training; or, a person who cuts up leather for making boots (7) |
| ARMIGER | Originally a person who carried a knight's shield, now someone who is entitled to heraldic arms (7) |
| MANAGER | A person who controls the training of a team (7) |
| RECLUSE | A person who lives a solitary life (7) |
| VISITOR | A person who is a caller, guest or tourist (7) |
| RUSTLER | A person who steals cattle, horses or sheep (7) |
| NOBBLER | A person who bribes or intimidates a jury (7) |
| BURGLAR | A person who trespasses in a building, housebreaker (7) |
| FOUNDER | A caster/ironworker; or, a person who establishes something (7) |
| TRAITOR | A person who betrays a friend, cause, principle, etc (7) |
| COBBLER | A person who makes or mends shoes (7) |
