| HEATSENSOR | Alarm that senses smoke or fire |
| FIREALARM | Alarm that senses smoke or fire |
| EMERGENCYALARM | Alarm that senses smoke or fire |
| FIREDETECTOR | Alarm that senses smoke or fire |
| SMOKEALARM | Alarm that senses smoke or fire |
| SMOKEDETECTOR | Alarm that senses smoke or fire |
| ALARM | Word with "smoke" or "fire" |
| TASTE | ___ is the one of your five senses that senses sourness |
| FDS | Alarm that detects danger: Abbr. |
| EYEOPENER | Alarm that is a startling discovery (3-6) |
| FEARMONGER | One spreading alarm that frogmen are in trouble |
| HELLSBELLS | Gosh! Fire alarms that are going non-stop? (5,5) |
| GUST | An old word for the faculty of taste; flavour, gratification or relish; an abrupt gale or blast of air; or, any sudden rush/outburst, as in emotion fire, passion, rain, smoke or sound (4) |
| WISP | Small bundle or plait of hay or straw as a traditional means of polishing or strapping a horse; flock of snipe; a fine streak of smoke; or, a short word for the ignis fatuus (4) |
| WISPS | Word for flocks of snipe; friars' lanterns; petite girls/slight boys; twists of hay or straw; small brooms; strands or streaks of hair or smoke; or, tufts (5) |
| POUFFE | Scots or dialect word for blows, gusts, mild explosions, wafts or whiffs of air, dust, gunpowder, smoke or the like; shots; or, hairdressers' powder pads (6) |
| PIETAS | That sense of duty, loyalty, and devotion which drove Aeneas |
| ASSUCH | "In that sense . . ." |
| NOSES | Body parts that sense scents |
| PANACHE | He's in the woods - a bit of a pain but has that sense of style (7) |
