| Resource of western Australia | 29 |
| Raw metal for smelting | 22 |
| Raw material for steel | 22 |
| Raw material for a steel mill | 29 |
| It's sought in vein | 23 |
| It might be picked out | 22 |
| They're found in lodes | 26 |
| Hematite, pyrite, etc. | 22 |
| Hematite and magnetite, e.g. | 28 |
| Hematite and magnetite | 22 |
| Chalybite and limonite, e.g. | 28 |
| They're numbered in golf | 28 |
| They have pressing business | 27 |
| Works the wrinkles out of | 25 |
| They're in the bag | 22 |
| Items in a caddie's load | 28 |
| Removes wrinkles from clothes | 29 |
| Oscar winner Jeremy ___ | 23 |
| Caddies' offerings | 22 |
| "The Borgias" star | 28 |
| 'Dead Ringers' star | 27 |
| What Watson has in the bag | 26 |
| They're often in the fire | 29 |
| They're bagged with woods | 29 |
| They may be in the fire | 23 |
| They make wrinkles disappear | 28 |
| They carry brand logos | 22 |
| Tasks "in the fire" | 29 |
| Takes creases out of clothes | 28 |
| Some handheld appliances | 24 |
| Set for Natalie Gulbis | 22 |
| Removes creases from clothes | 28 |
| Makes some lines disappear | 26 |
| Jeremy of stage and screen | 26 |
| Items in Watson's bag | 25 |
| Items for unruly sailors | 24 |
| Items "in the fire" | 29 |
| Implements used in goffering | 28 |
| Golfer's 1 through 9 | 24 |
| Gets the wrinkles out of | 24 |
| Former RHCP drummer Jack | 24 |
| Former Peppers drummer Jack | 27 |
| Former Pearl Jam drummer Jack | 29 |
| Finishes a laundering chore | 27 |
| Clubs used at Westchester | 25 |
| Chain gang restriction | 22 |
| Attends to pressing matters | 27 |
| Actor Jeremy from England | 25 |
| Actor from Cowes, England | 25 |
| Actor from Cowes, Eng. | 22 |
| "Dead Ringers" star | 29 |
| "Betrayal" star | 25 |
| 'The Borgias' star | 26 |
| Raymond Burr's TV sleuth | 28 |
| Raymond Burr TV series | 22 |
| Raymond Burr detective role | 27 |
| Person of great endurance | 25 |
| Nickname for Oliver Cromwell | 28 |
| Detective in a wheelchair | 25 |
| Old ___ (Boston sight) | 22 |
| English Civil War soldiers | 26 |
| Attaches, as some patches | 25 |
| Affixes T-shirt designs | 23 |
| Affixes with heat, as a decal | 29 |
| Affixes a T-shirt design, say | 29 |
| Resolves, as differences | 24 |
| Harmonizes discordant views | 27 |
| Clears up, as a disagreement | 28 |
| Metal tools, utensils, etc. | 27 |
| Heavy weights in the kitchen | 28 |
| Blacksmith's products | 25 |
| Unstoppable determination | 25 |
| Resolute determination | 22 |
| Device of the wryly humorous | 28 |
| Sardonic literary style | 23 |
| O. Henry's specialty | 24 |
| Double-edged literary device | 28 |
| Tongue-in-cheek quality | 23 |
| Satirist's specialty | 24 |
| Humorous literary technique | 27 |
| Sardonic literary tactic | 24 |
| Sardonic literary device | 24 |
| Humor with a twist, perhaps | 27 |
| A literary incongruity | 22 |
| Sardonic form of humor | 22 |
| Overused humor technique | 24 |
| O. Henry's pet device | 25 |
| O. Henry literary device | 24 |
| Much-misunderstood writing | 26 |
| It's lost on some people | 28 |
| It may feature a twist | 22 |
| It can feature a twist | 22 |
| Hipster's sartorial tool | 28 |
| Feature of many fables | 22 |
| Double-edged plot device | 24 |
| Dissimulation of a sort | 23 |
| Common literary device | 22 |
| Certain literary device | 23 |
| Like some discounted mdse. | 26 |
| Like some marked-down mdse. | 27 |