- - Religiously abstinent
- - Abstinent
- - Rigorously abstinent
- - hermit cites a problem, catching cold
- - Severely self-denying
- - one shuns society and sounds vinegary
- - cites a problem about hermit
- - one practises self-denial as a spiritual discipline
- - denying oneself worldly pleasures
- - Australian unusually cites creed's opening, being of austere outlook
- - Refer to leaders of cult seen as backward or severe
- - austere and sour about one point
- - A doubter must lack pressure, being 25!
- - It's no fun as a rule for him
- - Hermit's a powerless non-believer
- - Antithesis of a hedonist
- - a spare man
- - A sea-tick said to be austere
- - strict hermit
- - Strict in self-denial
- - Stern and bow of ship going in one sudden movement
- - hermit gets twitch after solving case
- - accent is confused, not having name for a hermit
- - One leading a spartan lifestyle
- - One who leads a Spartan lifestyle
- - Hardly self-indulgent
- - Self-denying one
- - Self-denier
- - Like a monk's life
- - Hedonist's opposite
- - Anchorite, e.g.
- - St. Francis of Assisi, for one
- - St. Anthony was one
- - Person who sounds vinegary
- - Opposite of "epicurean"
- - No hedonist, he
- - Monk, perhaps
- - Many a monk
- - Hedonist's antithesis
- - Hardly a hedonist
- - Far from self-indulgent
- - Buddhist monk, e.g.
- - Austerely simple
- - Like some monks
- - Self-denying
- - Essene, for instance
- - Austere detectives in CIA sent back
- - Religious recluse
- - Hermit
- - Practicing great self-denial
- - Loner
- - Spartan
- - Monk
- - Abstemious
- - Austere
- - Mahatma Gandhi, for one
- - hermit from a terrible sect in charge
- - one who won't indulge in acid, according to some
- - Self-denying person
- - One strictly abstaining from worldly pleasures
- - Austere, severely strict
- - Hermit is wildly ecstatic with time out
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