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paperer (11 points)

Hang it, that's his job!

Alternative to a painter, perhaps

Painter alternative, maybe

P·3+A·1+P·3+E·1+R·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pappier (13 points)

Pappy

P·3+A·1+P·3+P·3+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

papular (11 points)

Pertaining to a {papule=n}

P·3+A·1+P·3+U·1+L·1+A·1+R·1 = 11 pts

parader (10 points)

Irishman on March 17, perhaps

Thanksgiving Day streetwalker (wordplay)

Baton twirler, maybe

P·3+A·1+R·1+A·1+D·2+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

parador (10 points)

Spanish inn

Spanish hotel

Spanish hotel for the Spanish includes a small heater

P·3+A·1+R·1+A·1+D·2+O·1+R·1 = 10 pts

pardner (10 points)

Western address (wordplay)

Cowpoke's companion

Cowpoke's pal

P·3+A·1+R·1+D·2+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

parlour (9 points)

Beauty room (wordplay)

Shop etc, formerly front room

Mean to look dangerous, given room

P·3+A·1+R·1+L·1+O·1+U·1+R·1 = 9 pts

partier (9 points)

Celeb in tabloids, often

P·3+A·1+R·1+T·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

partner (9 points)

Spouse, for one

Silent one, maybe

Fellow tripper, perhaps

P·3+A·1+R·1+T·1+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

partyer (12 points)

Toga-clad frat man, maybe

One who revels

12/31 celebrant

P·3+A·1+R·1+T·1+Y·4+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

pastier (9 points)

More doughy-looking.

Looking less healthy

More like glue.

P·3+A·1+S·1+T·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

patamar (11 points)

Coastal ship of Bombay

Vessel of Bombay and Ceylon.

Ceylon coastal vessel.

P·3+A·1+T·1+A·1+M·3+A·1+R·1 = 11 pts

patcher (14 points)

One who gives a darn (wordplay)

P·3+A·1+T·1+C·3+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

paviour (12 points)

Stone for walking on

Stoneworker's assistant taking five for debt to court number 4

P·3+A·1+V·4+I·1+O·1+U·1+R·1 = 12 pts

paviser (12 points)

A soldier carrying a pavis

P·3+A·1+V·4+I·1+S·1+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

pawkier (16 points)

Pawky

P·3+A·1+W·4+K·5+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 16 pts

peacher (14 points)

Stool pigeon

P·3+E·1+A·1+C·3+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

peakier (13 points)

Peaky

P·3+E·1+A·1+K·5+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

pearler (9 points)

Oyster bed diver

One going through valuable beds

One kind of oysterman.

P·3+E·1+A·1+R·1+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pearter (9 points)

Peart

P·3+E·1+A·1+R·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

peatier (9 points)

Richer, as soil

More smoky, as Scotch

More organically fertilized

P·3+E·1+A·1+T·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

peckier (15 points)

Pecky

P·3+E·1+C·3+K·5+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

peddler (11 points)

Bike salesman (wordplay)

Door-to-door salesman

A wheeler-dealer by the sound of it

P·3+E·1+D·2+D·2+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

penster (9 points)

A {writer=n}

P·3+E·1+N·1+S·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

peopler (11 points)

Inhabitant

P·3+E·1+O·1+P·3+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

peppier (13 points)

More affected by Dexedrine

Having more pizazz

More lively

P·3+E·1+P·3+P·3+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

percher (14 points)

One that {perches=v}

P·3+E·1+R·1+C·3+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

perkier (13 points)

More vivacious

Less lethargic

Less languid

P·3+E·1+R·1+K·5+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

peruser (9 points)

He's looked over by an employer

Many a bookstore shopper

Bibliophile, at times

P·3+E·1+R·1+U·1+S·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

peskier (13 points)

More annoying, as a gnat

Causing more irritation

More annoying

P·3+E·1+S·1+K·5+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

pettier (9 points)

More Mickey Mouse

More small-minded

Of more interest to a nitpicker

P·3+E·1+T·1+T·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

philter (12 points)

Love potion on cigarette tip, say

Magic potion for Tristan and Isolde.

Love potion

P·3+H·4+I·1+L·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

phonier (12 points)

Not as realistic

More full of it

Less authentic

P·3+H·4+O·1+N·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

piaffer (15 points)

Dressage movement

P·3+I·1+A·1+F·4+F·4+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

piaster (9 points)

Egyptian bread (wordplay)

Part of an Egyptian pound (Var.)

The kurus of Turkey

P·3+I·1+A·1+S·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

picador (12 points)

Torero's aide

Matador's co-worker

Bullfighter on horseback

P·3+I·1+C·3+A·1+D·2+O·1+R·1 = 12 pts

pickeer (15 points)

To {scout=v}

P·3+I·1+C·3+K·5+E·1+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

pickier (15 points)

Having higher standards, in a way

P·3+I·1+C·3+K·5+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

piddler (11 points)

One dawdling

Puttering person

P·3+I·1+D·2+D·2+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

piercer (11 points)

Awl, for example

Employee who may prepare you for a stud

Arrow, if used properly

P·3+I·1+E·1+R·1+C·3+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

piggier (11 points)

Piggy

P·3+I·1+G·2+G·2+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pilsner (9 points)

Light-coloured flavoursome lager

Publicist covers new lines in lager

World's most popular beer

P·3+I·1+L·1+S·1+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pilular (9 points)

Pertaining to a {pilule=n}

P·3+I·1+L·1+U·1+L·1+A·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pincher (14 points)

Larcenous as Golding's bird

Thievish bird, perhaps, doing solitary on a rock

...ker] Skinflint

P·3+I·1+N·1+C·3+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

pioneer (9 points)

Columbus, for one.

Ripe one (anagram)

Daniel Boone, for one.

P·3+I·1+O·1+N·1+E·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pissoir (9 points)

A public urinal

P·3+I·1+S·1+S·1+O·1+I·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pitcher (14 points)

Koufax, for one.

Jug from salesperson (wordplay)

Vessel without stabilisers (wordplay)

P·3+I·1+T·1+C·3+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

pithier (12 points)

More sententious

More meaty

Less wordy

P·3+I·1+T·1+H·4+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

plaguer (10 points)

One who {plagues=v}

P·3+L·1+A·1+G·2+U·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

plainer (9 points)

Less like legalese

Simpler kind of praline

Easier to see

P·3+L·1+A·1+I·1+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

plaiter (9 points)

Certain hair stylist

Artful lock linker

Cornrow maker

P·3+L·1+A·1+I·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

planner (9 points)

Century starter (wordplay)

Designer calendar (wordplay)

One looking to the future

P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

plantar (9 points)

Relating to the sole

Pertaining to the sole of the foot

Podiatrist's adjective

P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+T·1+A·1+R·1 = 9 pts

planter (9 points)

Fern's home (wordplay)

Box for phlox

Pot factory on the outskirts of Exeter

P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

plasher (12 points)

One that {plashes=v}

P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

plaster (9 points)

Smear something on a wound (wordplay)

Substance for coating walls

Wall finish - protection for cut

P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

platier (9 points)

Platy

P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

platter (9 points)

Dish for fish, perhaps

Dish from Portugal (second of two)

Not the former piano, and that's flat!

P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pleader (10 points)

One on bended knee, maybe

Pale red (anagram)

One before a tribunal, maybe

P·3+L·1+E·1+A·1+D·2+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

pleaser (9 points)

One who makes a crowd happy

Word with "people" or "crowd"

One who does what people want them to do

P·3+L·1+E·1+A·1+S·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pleater (9 points)

Sewing machine attachment.

Sewing machine part.

Sewing-machine attachment

P·3+L·1+E·1+A·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pledger (11 points)

One showing promise (wordplay)

Pawn book voucher

One who gives collateral

P·3+L·1+E·1+D·2+G·2+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pledgor (11 points)

Legal term akin to promisor.

P·3+L·1+E·1+D·2+G·2+O·1+R·1 = 11 pts

plessor (9 points)

Doctor's soft hammer.

Hammer with a rubber head, used in percussion.

P·3+L·1+E·1+S·1+S·1+O·1+R·1 = 9 pts

plinker (13 points)

One who {plinks=v}

P·3+L·1+I·1+N·1+K·5+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

plodder (11 points)

Place stranger finds tortoise (wordplay)

Slow-but-sure one

Slow dull worker

P·3+L·1+O·1+D·2+D·2+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

plotter (9 points)

Guy Fawkes, for one

Person making a graph, say

One who schemes

P·3+L·1+O·1+T·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

plucker (15 points)

One who {plucks=v}

P·3+L·1+U·1+C·3+K·5+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

plugger (11 points)

One doing endorsements

P·3+L·1+U·1+G·2+G·2+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

plumber (13 points)

One with a snake in their bag (wordplay)

Snake handler (wordplay)

Repairer of pipes

P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+B·3+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

plumier (11 points)

Having more feathers

One who feathers arrows

Covered in feathers

P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

plumper (13 points)

More fleshy fruit (not a pear)

More well-fed, say

Choice for each is more generous

P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+P·3+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

plunder (10 points)

Sack - and what may be put in it!

Sack - or what might be put in one!

Steal goods (in time of war)

P·3+L·1+U·1+N·1+D·2+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

plunger (10 points)

Help for a draining job (wordplay)

Plumber's helper

Rubber device for clearing blocked pipes

P·3+L·1+U·1+N·1+G·2+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

plunker (13 points)

One that {plunks=v}

P·3+L·1+U·1+N·1+K·5+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

plusher (12 points)

Like velvet compared to denim

Smarter drug supplier carrying little

More deeply piled

P·3+L·1+U·1+S·1+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

poacher (14 points)

Person hunting game illegally

Game warden's target

Device for cooking eggs.

P·3+O·1+A·1+C·3+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

pockier (15 points)

Pocky

P·3+O·1+C·3+K·5+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

podgier (11 points)

Podgy

P·3+O·1+D·2+G·2+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pointer (9 points)

Indicator prepared for one trip

Guide dog (wordplay)

Dog lead (wordplay)

P·3+O·1+I·1+N·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

politer (9 points)

More well-bred

Comparatively civilized

Better mannered

P·3+O·1+L·1+I·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

polymer (14 points)

Vinyl, for one

Plexiglas, for one

Nylon, for one

P·3+O·1+L·1+Y·4+M·3+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

popover (14 points)

Hollowed-out muffin

Hollow quick bread

Hollow-centered muffin

P·3+O·1+P·3+O·1+V·4+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

popular (11 points)

This is in tree enclosing nut's kernel

Much sought-after

Easy to understand.

P·3+O·1+P·3+U·1+L·1+A·1+R·1 = 11 pts

porkier (13 points)

Less lean

P·3+O·1+R·1+K·5+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

postwar (12 points)

After 1918 or 1945 (wordplay)

Like the late '40s, say

Terrible row past!

P·3+O·1+S·1+T·1+W·4+A·1+R·1 = 12 pts

pottier (9 points)

Dafter chief about to start row

More eccentric, British style.

Worker in ceramics nailing one more up the wall (wordplay)

P·3+O·1+T·1+T·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

poulter (9 points)

Old dealer in game, maybe Texas hold'em, blowing a thousand in the last cut

P·3+O·1+U·1+L·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pouncer (11 points)

One that {pounces=v}

P·3+O·1+U·1+N·1+C·3+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pounder (10 points)

16 ounce can of beer

Mallet, for example

Fast food burger, with "quarter"

P·3+O·1+U·1+N·1+D·2+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

poutier (9 points)

Less of a good sport

More sullen

Sulking more

P·3+O·1+U·1+T·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

praetor (9 points)

The senior magistrate preparing a report

Ancient Roman magistrate

A report shocking magistrate once

P·3+R·1+A·1+E·1+T·1+O·1+R·1 = 9 pts

praiser (9 points)

One who approves increase in advertising

Repairs (anagram)

Kudos bestower

P·3+R·1+A·1+I·1+S·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

prancer (11 points)

One of Santa's reindeer

A lively horse

Vixen's yoke-mate

P·3+R·1+A·1+N·1+C·3+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

prawner (12 points)

Shrimp fisherman

P·3+R·1+A·1+W·4+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

preaver (12 points)

To aver beforehand

P·3+R·1+E·1+A·1+V·4+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

preener (9 points)

Fastidious kitty, say

One who primps

Peacock, for example

P·3+R·1+E·1+E·1+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

premier (11 points)

One P.M. (wordplay)

Ben-Gurion, for example.

Empire collapsed with Republican leader

P·3+R·1+E·1+M·3+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

presser (9 points)

Iron-pumping person (wordplay)

Iron worker (wordplay)

Iron man (wordplay)

P·3+R·1+E·1+S·1+S·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pressor (9 points)

Blood pressure-raising substance

Blood vessel-constricting drug

P·3+R·1+E·1+S·1+S·1+O·1+R·1 = 9 pts

prester (9 points)

Elusive royal minister, followed by John (John Buchan) . . .

P·3+R·1+E·1+S·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pricier (11 points)

Promotion less heated but more costly

Like a Rolex, vis-a-vis a Timex

More expensive

P·3+R·1+I·1+C·3+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pricker (15 points)

One that {pricks=v}

P·3+R·1+I·1+C·3+K·5+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

primmer (13 points)

More bluenosed

More prudish

More fastidious

P·3+R·1+I·1+M·3+M·3+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

prinker (13 points)

One who {prinks=v}

P·3+R·1+I·1+N·1+K·5+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

printer (9 points)

Zenger, for one

Epson product, perhaps

Caxton or Zenger

P·3+R·1+I·1+N·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

privier (12 points)

Privy

P·3+R·1+I·1+V·4+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

proctor (11 points)

Supervise, as an exam

Pencils down speaker

Testing center employee

P·3+R·1+O·1+C·3+T·1+O·1+R·1 = 11 pts

prodder (11 points)

One who goads

Cowboy on a cattle drive, for example

Cowboy, at times

P·3+R·1+O·1+D·2+D·2+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

proffer (15 points)

Tender (for acceptance)

Suggest, as a deal

Offer a suggestion

P·3+R·1+O·1+F·4+F·4+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

progger (11 points)

One that {progs=v}

P·3+R·1+O·1+G·2+G·2+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

proofer (12 points)

Publishing house employee

Editor, at times

Editorial staff member

P·3+R·1+O·1+O·1+F·4+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

prosier (9 points)

More matter-offact

More commonplace

Less interesting supporters? That is right

P·3+R·1+O·1+S·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

prosper (11 points)

Live long partner, in a Vulcan saying

Correct to accept son is to succeed

Adepts get by and succeed

P·3+R·1+O·1+S·1+P·3+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

prouder (10 points)

With head held higher

With a bigger head

More like a peacock

P·3+R·1+O·1+U·1+D·2+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

prowler (12 points)

Masked man, maybe

Person who roams about stealthily

One sneaks about

P·3+R·1+O·1+W·4+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

psalter (9 points)

Empty pews? Revise hymn book!

Hymnbook of sorts

Part of a prayer book

P·3+S·1+A·1+L·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

puddler (11 points)

One who converts pig-iron to wrought-iron

P·3+U·1+D·2+D·2+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pudgier (11 points)

More short and plump

More plump

Less slim

P·3+U·1+D·2+G·2+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

puffier (15 points)

With a new leader, huffier and more pompous

Bird loses right wing, American casualty of bigger gusts

P·3+U·1+F·4+F·4+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

puggier (11 points)

Puggy

P·3+U·1+G·2+G·2+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pulpier (11 points)

Pulpy

P·3+U·1+L·1+P·3+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pumicer (13 points)

One that {pumices=v}

P·3+U·1+M·3+I·1+C·3+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

puncher (14 points)

Cow follower (wordplay)

Ending with cow or hole

Provider of hit joke on opening of French letter

P·3+U·1+N·1+C·3+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

punkier (13 points)

Punky

P·3+U·1+N·1+K·5+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

punnier (9 points)

Containing more wordplay

P·3+U·1+N·1+N·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

punster (9 points)

Edgar Nye for one

Bennett Cerf, for one

Whirred play lover (wordplay)

P·3+U·1+N·1+S·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pupilar (11 points)

Of an eye part

P·3+U·1+P·3+I·1+L·1+A·1+R·1 = 11 pts

purpler (11 points)

Purple

P·3+U·1+R·1+P·3+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pursier (9 points)

Pursy

P·3+U·1+R·1+S·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pursuer (9 points)

One after another (wordplay)

One after another!

Seeker of sorts

P·3+U·1+R·1+S·1+U·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pushier (12 points)

More aggressive: Colloq.

More aggressive Colloq.

Less apt to wait one's turn

P·3+U·1+S·1+H·4+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

pussier (9 points)

Pussy

P·3+U·1+S·1+S·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

puttier (9 points)

One who {putties=v}

P·3+U·1+T·1+T·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

puzzler (27 points)

Crossword solver (wordplay)

Particularly baffling problem

Something that perplexes

P·3+U·1+Z·10+Z·10+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 27 pts

quaffer (22 points)

One who drinks in large draughts

Q·10+U·1+A·1+F·4+F·4+E·1+R·1 = 22 pts

quakier (20 points)

More shivery.

More tremulous

Q·10+U·1+A·1+K·5+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 20 pts

quarter (16 points)

Commemorative coin, maybe

Fractional mercy (wordplay)

Mercy? Not half!

Q·10+U·1+A·1+R·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 16 pts

quasher (19 points)

One who {suppresses=v}

Q·10+U·1+A·1+S·1+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 19 pts

queerer (16 points)

Curiouser and curiouser.

More peculiar

Stranger

Q·10+U·1+E·1+E·1+R·1+E·1+R·1 = 16 pts

queller (16 points)

One who stops riots

One who suppresses a rebellion or disorder

Crusher.

Q·10+U·1+E·1+L·1+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 16 pts

querier (16 points)

""One who questions, also QUERIST""

Q·10+U·1+E·1+R·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 16 pts

quester (16 points)

One who searches

Knight errant, often

Knight seeking the Holy Grail, for example

Q·10+U·1+E·1+S·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 16 pts

questor (16 points)

Torques (anagram)

Ancient Roman financial officer variable

Gauntlet elf

Q·10+U·1+E·1+S·1+T·1+O·1+R·1 = 16 pts

quicker (22 points)

Like liquor, in an Ogden Nash verse

More speedy

Relatively astute

Q·10+U·1+I·1+C·3+K·5+E·1+R·1 = 22 pts

quieter (16 points)

With the volume down around 2, say

More suitable for sleepers

Librarian, at times

Q·10+U·1+I·1+E·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 16 pts

quilter (16 points)

One making bed covers

Manufacturer of bedcovers

Sewing machine attachment

Q·10+U·1+I·1+L·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 16 pts

quintar (16 points)

""An Albanian currency, also QINTAR, QINDAR""

Q·10+U·1+I·1+N·1+T·1+A·1+R·1 = 16 pts

quitter (16 points)

One who gives up easily

He can't take it

One who gives up too easily

Q·10+U·1+I·1+T·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 16 pts

quittor (16 points)

An infection in an animal's hoof

Q·10+U·1+I·1+T·1+T·1+O·1+R·1 = 16 pts

quizzer (34 points)

Man with questions

Q·10+U·1+I·1+Z·10+Z·10+E·1+R·1 = 34 pts

rabbler (11 points)

An iron bar used in pudding

R·1+A·1+B·3+B·3+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

radular (8 points)

Resembling a {radula=n}

R·1+A·1+D·2+U·1+L·1+A·1+R·1 = 8 pts

raffler (13 points)

Seller of chances.

He runs a lottery

R·1+A·1+F·4+F·4+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

railcar (9 points)

Track team member (wordplay)

Vehicle that's right on track (wordplay)

Training wheels (wordplay)

R·1+A·1+I·1+L·1+C·3+A·1+R·1 = 9 pts

rainier (7 points)

Mount of more precipitation (wordplay)

Prince appears more wet (wordplay)

Washington high point (wordplay)

R·1+A·1+I·1+N·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 7 pts

rallier (7 points)

Athlete with a second wind, perhaps

Tennis player, at times

Cheerleader, at times

R·1+A·1+L·1+L·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 7 pts

rambler (11 points)

Perhaps a nomadic variety of 30 across

Walker (in countryside)

Rose Walker (wordplay)

R·1+A·1+M·3+B·3+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

rammier (11 points)

Rammy

R·1+A·1+M·3+M·3+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

rancher (12 points)

Stock holder (wordplay)

Major stockholder (wordplay)

One with brand loyalty (wordplay)

R·1+A·1+N·1+C·3+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

rancour (9 points)

Spite is private, they say

Malicious resentfulness or hostility

Franco urged to suppress resentment

R·1+A·1+N·1+C·3+O·1+U·1+R·1 = 9 pts

randier (8 points)

More lecherous

More lustful

R·1+A·1+N·1+D·2+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 8 pts

rangier (8 points)

Taller and thinner

Longer of limb

More tall and thin

R·1+A·1+N·1+G·2+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 8 pts

rapider (10 points)

Like tempos after accelerandos

More speedy

Speedier

R·1+A·1+P·3+I·1+D·2+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

raspier (9 points)

More scratchy, as a voice

More hoarse sounding

More like a hoarse voice

R·1+A·1+S·1+P·3+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

rattier (7 points)

Worse for wear (wordplay)

More bad tempered (colloquial)

More shabby in appearance.

R·1+A·1+T·1+T·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 7 pts

rattler (7 points)

US snake (colloq.)

American snake (informal)

Rubber tail on baby's toy snake!

R·1+A·1+T·1+T·1+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 7 pts

ravager (11 points)

Sacking is his "bag"

A graver kind of criminal

Bringer of mass destruction

R·1+A·1+V·4+A·1+G·2+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

raveler (10 points)

Poor knitter, often

One working with yarn, at times

Neophyte knitter

R·1+A·1+V·4+E·1+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

ravener (10 points)

Plunderer

Glutton

Glutton.

R·1+A·1+V·4+E·1+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

reacher (12 points)

Cruise vehicle from 2012 (wordplay)

Rude dinner guest (wordplay)

Impolite person at the dinner table

R·1+E·1+A·1+C·3+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

reactor (9 points)

Pile of plants (wordplay)

Place for hot rods (wordplay)

Power plant unit

R·1+E·1+A·1+C·3+T·1+O·1+R·1 = 9 pts

readier (8 points)

More inclined to conk out in back

Less loth to fade into the background

More prepared to use book? That's right

R·1+E·1+A·1+D·2+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 8 pts

realgar (8 points)

Mineral found in actual fish

Arsenic sulfide for pigments.

A shade of orange or yellow.

R·1+E·1+A·1+L·1+G·2+A·1+R·1 = 8 pts

realter (7 points)

Make further modifications to

Make new changes

R·1+E·1+A·1+L·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 7 pts

rebater (9 points)

One giving something back

Sales incentive provider

Sales incentive offerer

R·1+E·1+B·3+A·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

rebuker (13 points)

One who scolds

One delivering a dressing-down

Dressing-down deliverer

R·1+E·1+B·3+U·1+K·5+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

reciter (9 points)

One in front of the class, maybe

Declaimer (of, eg, poem)

Book of class exercises

R·1+E·1+C·3+I·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

recolor (9 points)

Go from henna to ash blonde, say

Dip in the Rit, again

Touch up, at the salon

R·1+E·1+C·3+O·1+L·1+O·1+R·1 = 9 pts

recover (12 points)

Get over, an illness say

Get back on insurance (wordplay)

Rescue one who wanders around city

R·1+E·1+C·3+O·1+V·4+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

reducer (10 points)

Used to thin enamel for spray painting

Eschewer of starches

One on a diet

R·1+E·1+D·2+U·1+C·3+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

reedier (8 points)

Higher and thinner in tone

More thin and piping.

Thinner in sound.

R·1+E·1+E·1+D·2+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 8 pts

reefier (10 points)

Reefy

R·1+E·1+E·1+F·4+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

reekier (11 points)

Reekie

R·1+E·1+E·1+K·5+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

reenter (7 points)

Make a comeback (wordplay)

Come on over (wordplay)

Never begin to turn and return (2-5)

R·1+E·1+E·1+N·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 7 pts

refiner (10 points)

Crude fellow (wordplay)

Crude person (wordplay)

One who removes impurities (from metal)

R·1+E·1+F·4+I·1+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

refuser (10 points)

One saying no

Horse that would not jump

One to reject rubbish? Right

R·1+E·1+F·4+U·1+S·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

refuter (10 points)

Defense attorney, at times

One who disproves.

Opponent in an argument

R·1+E·1+F·4+U·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

regaler (8 points)

Lavish host

Royal entertainer.

Lavish entertainer.

R·1+E·1+G·2+A·1+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 8 pts

regular (8 points)

Soldier's uniform (wordplay)

Up in arms for a job (wordplay)

Recurring in a uniform manner, say pulse

R·1+E·1+G·2+U·1+L·1+A·1+R·1 = 8 pts

reifier (10 points)

One who {reifies=v}

R·1+E·1+I·1+F·4+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

reincur (9 points)

Sustain once again

Restrain scoundrel to suffer again

Bring upon oneself again.

R·1+E·1+I·1+N·1+C·3+U·1+R·1 = 9 pts

reinter (7 points)

Put into the earth again

Lay elsewhere

Bury again

R·1+E·1+I·1+N·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 7 pts

relater (7 points)

Tusitala perhaps makes tale err

Teller of tales.

Carrier of tales

R·1+E·1+L·1+A·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 7 pts

relator (7 points)

Teller of tales.

One who narrates

Story teller

R·1+E·1+L·1+A·1+T·1+O·1+R·1 = 7 pts

relaxer (14 points)

Soft music, for one

Back rub, for one

Lotion that straightens curls

R·1+E·1+L·1+A·1+X·8+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

remoter (9 points)

In re Torme or Garbo

Not so likely

Even more isolated

R·1+E·1+M·3+O·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

remover (12 points)

Who got rid of Rover? Me!

Who got rid of Rev. More (wordplay)

Manicurist's bottle

R·1+E·1+M·3+O·1+V·4+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

reneger (8 points)

Misplayer at cards.

Forgetful bridge player

Deceiver at cards.

R·1+E·1+N·1+E·1+G·2+E·1+R·1 = 8 pts

renewer (10 points)

Longtime subscriber, maybe

Time keeper (wordplay)

One asking for more Money

R·1+E·1+N·1+E·1+W·4+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

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