| Ending for profit or market | 27 |
| Ending for mountain or musket | 29 |
| Ballad or sonnet ending | 23 |
| Ballad or racket attachment | 27 |
| Always, to a sonneteer | 22 |
| Always used by Longfellow? | 26 |
| "Musket" add-on | 25 |
| Without end, poetically | 23 |
| What's always in poetry? | 28 |
| Suffix with sonnet or puppet | 28 |
| Suffix with profit or racket | 28 |
| Suffix with musket or market | 28 |
| Suffix with musket or ballad | 28 |
| Suffix with market or musket | 28 |
| Suffix with cannon or musket | 28 |
| Suffix with cannon and musket | 29 |
| Suffix with auction or profit | 29 |
| Suffix for profit or chariot | 28 |
| Suffix for pamphlet or sonnet | 29 |
| Suffix for musket or puppet | 27 |
| Suffix for musket or profit | 27 |
| Suffix for musket or cannon | 27 |
| Sonneteer's contraction | 27 |
| Rocket or racket ender | 22 |
| Racket or rocket extension | 26 |
| Racket or rocket add-on | 23 |
| Profit or mountain chaser | 25 |
| Poetic ending with how | 22 |
| Poetic "ever" | 23 |
| Poe's "always" | 28 |
| Perpetually, to Peacock | 23 |
| Permanently in Lit class | 24 |
| Pamphlet or profit suffix | 25 |
| One that deals in: Suffix | 25 |
| It's always in sonnets | 26 |
| It's always in poetry | 25 |
| Ending with who, what or when | 29 |
| Ending with what, in verse | 26 |
| Ending with profit or racket | 28 |
| Ending for sonnet or rocket | 27 |
| Ending for racket or profit | 27 |
| Ending for profit or musket | 27 |
| Ending for profit or auction | 28 |
| Ending for musket or market | 27 |
| Ending for "musket" | 29 |
| End of profit or rocket | 23 |
| End for election or auction | 27 |
| End for chariot or auction | 26 |
| End for auction or profit | 25 |
| Election or auction finish | 26 |
| Contraction for Shakespeare | 27 |
| Contracted adverb of poetry | 27 |
| Bard's 'always' | 27 |
| Auction or musket ender | 23 |
| At any time, to a poet | 22 |
| At any time, poetically | 23 |
| At any time, in poetry | 22 |
| At all times, poetically | 24 |
| Always, to a verse writer | 25 |
| Always with an apostrophe | 25 |
| "Mountain" ending | 27 |
| Like some coincidences | 22 |
| Like freakish coincidences | 26 |
| Almost too coincidental | 23 |
| Like "The X-Files" | 28 |
| Like a Stephen King story | 25 |
| Like a Stephen King novel | 25 |
| Appropriate for Halloween | 25 |
| Like a graveyard at midnight | 28 |
| Apt to cause the willies | 24 |
| Adjective for a seance | 22 |
| Like some premonitions | 22 |
| Like much of Poe's work | 27 |
| Like horror movie music | 23 |
| Causing the heebie-jeebies | 26 |
| Amazingly coincidental | 22 |
| Suggestive of the mysterious | 28 |
| Likely to creep you out | 23 |
| Like many Rod Serling stories | 29 |
| Like a Clive Barker novel | 25 |
| Causing heebie-jeebies | 22 |
| Uncanny, and a bit spooky | 25 |
| Like Stephen King stories | 25 |
| Like some Halloween costumes | 28 |
| Like horror movie film scores | 29 |
| Like a wolf's howl | 22 |
| Like a banshee's wail | 25 |
| Like "Psycho" | 23 |
| Causing shudders, maybe | 23 |
| Causing shivers, perhaps | 24 |
| Causing goose bumps, maybe | 26 |
| Beyond what is natural | 22 |
| Weird, in a spooky way | 22 |
| Unexplainable and spooky | 24 |
| Uncanny, as a coincidence | 25 |
| Too weird or coincidental | 25 |
| Supernaturally strange | 22 |
| Odd in an unsettling way | 24 |
| Likely to creep one out | 23 |
| Like theremin music, often | 26 |