| Clue | Answer |
| Proverbially, there is this under the sun. | |
| Gutenberg's invention | |
| A space on the (U.S.) Monopoly board | |
| Another name for a meteor | |
| Ailment carried by the tsetse fly | |
| Chemicals used to rouse one who fainted | |
| A means of advancement, or part of a path | |
| Pilgrimage site in Jerusalem | |
| Tree with famously pendulous branches | |
| Where you might drop a coin hopefully | |
| (That fits part of the pattern but not all of it.) | |
| (That fits part of the pattern but not all of it.) | |
| (Close, but that doesn't fit the pattern.) | |
| (That's the right disease, but we're looking for its more colloquial name.) | |
| (That's the right chemical, but we're looking for a more colloquial name.) | |
| (That's the right site, but a slightly different name fits the pattern.) | |
| ('Pendulous' means drooping downward. That's not how I'd describe the whomping willow....) | |