| Shrub yielding an indigo dye | 28 |
| Shrub yielding a blue dye | 25 |
| Shrub with winged fruit | 23 |
| Shrub with white flowers | 24 |
| Shrub with tubular flowers | 26 |
| Shrub with small white flowers | 30 |
| Shrub with showy flowers | 24 |
| Shrub with showy blossoms | 25 |
| Shrub with richly fragrant purple flowers | 41 |
| Shrub with red fruit | 20 |
| Shrub with plumlike fruits | 26 |
| Shrub with pink or white flowers | 32 |
| Shrub with pink flowers | 23 |
| Shrub with long-lasting crinkled flowers | 40 |
| Shrub with large catkins | 24 |
| Shrub with funnel-shaped flowers | 32 |
| Shrub with fluffy grayish flower clusters | 41 |
| Shrub with clusters of blue flowers | 35 |
| Shrub with berries | 18 |
| Shrub with a tasty fruit | 24 |
| Shrub with a sour fruit | 23 |
| Shrub used in shampoo | 21 |
| Shrub used in dyeing | 20 |
| Shrub used in barbecuing | 24 |
| Shrub used for hedges | 21 |
| Shrub that's the source of brierroot | 40 |
| Shrub that yields indigo dye | 28 |
| Shrub that yields indigo | 24 |
| Shrub that produces blue ink | 28 |
| Shrub that produces a drug | 26 |
| Shrub that produces a crimson-colored spice | 43 |
| Shrub that may cause a severe allergic reaction | 47 |
| Shrub that may be poisonous | 27 |
| Shrub that may be Krazy | 23 |
| Shrub or tree | 13 |
| Shrub or bush | 13 |
| Shrub often used to mark a boundary | 35 |
| Shrub of the verbena family | 27 |
| Shrub of the southwestern desert | 32 |
| Shrub of the saxifrage family | 29 |
| Shrub of the rose family | 24 |
| Shrub of the olive family | 25 |
| Shrub of the mallow family | 26 |
| Shrub of the loosestrife family | 31 |
| Shrub of the lily family | 24 |
| Shrub of the heath family | 25 |
| Shrub of the genus Indigofera | 29 |
| Shrub of the cashew family | 26 |
| Shrub of the barberry family | 28 |
| Shrub of Indian | 15 |
| Shrub of India and Ceylon | 25 |
| Shrub of honeysuckle family | 27 |
| Shrub of beet family | 20 |
| Shrub of Africa | 15 |
| Shrub in a patch | 16 |
| Shrub having yellow flowers | 27 |
| Shrub genus | 11 |
| Shrub cutters | 13 |
| Shrub bearing floribunda | 24 |
| Shrub also known as Russian olive | 33 |
| Shrub also known as bristly locust | 34 |
| Shrub also called meadowsweet | 29 |
| Shrub akin to the olive tree | 28 |
| Shrub akin to the cherry plum | 29 |
| Shrub | 5 |
| Shroyer role | 12 |
| Shrovetide treats | 17 |
| Shrovetide serving | 18 |
| Shrovetide pancakes | 19 |
| Shrovetide follower | 19 |
| Shrovetide fare | 15 |
| Shrovetide dish | 15 |
| Shrovetide day: Abbr. | 21 |
| Shrovetide concluder: Abbr. | 27 |
| Shrovetide | 10 |
| Shrove ___ | 10 |
| Shrove Tuesday follower | 23 |
| Shrove Tuesday | 14 |
| Shrouds are anchored to it | 26 |
| Shrouds | 7 |
| Shrouding device | 16 |
| Shrouded in mystery | 19 |
| Shrouded flare from northern Italy? | 35 |
| Shrouded | 8 |
| Shroud site in Italy | 20 |
| Shroud site | 11 |
| Shroud of ____ | 14 |
| Shroud of ___ | 13 |
| Shroud of __ | 12 |
| Shroud of Turin, e.g, | 21 |
| Shroud of Turin material | 24 |
| Shroud of Torino? | 17 |
| Shroud of mystique | 18 |
| Shroud of gloom | 15 |
| Shroud of darkness | 18 |
| Shroud of concealment | 21 |
| Shroud locale | 13 |
| Shroud in obscurities | 21 |
| Shroud city | 11 |
| Shroud | 6 |