- - The stickler rearranged US trip
- - Pressure on legal scholar losing the head with an uncompromising stickler for perfection
- - Nit-picker or stickler
- - Stickler, of a sort
- - Stickler for perfection
- - Stickler for correctness
- - Stickler on usage
- - Stickler re diction, etc.
- - Stickler for details
- - Stickler
- - Stickler for tradition
- - One unlikely to bend the rules
- - Conservative traditionalist
- - Overly formal type for all to see amid trips abroad
- - Over-fastidious person
- - Stir up trouble - the traditional type that's uncompromising
- - Verbal pedant
- - Stir up (anag) — pedant
- - Person who does not compromise their tastes
- - Not one to try new ideas
- - Stir up panic - the traditional type that's uncompromising
- - Strict grammarian
- - Stir up trouble for pedant
- - Strict observer
- - Traditional type from 24 across is unfinished with primary
- - One unlikely to experiment
- - Type not susceptible to compromise
- - Stir up trouble for perfectionist
- - One who does things by the book
- - One resistant to change
- - Strict adherent
- - One insistent on perfection
- - One unlikely to compromise
- - Punctilious professor, e.g.
- - Noncompromiser
- - Follows the rules to the letter
- - One intolerant of deviation
- - Rigorous linguist
- - She's picky
- - Strict traditionalist
- - Rigid grammarian
- - Hidebound grammarian
- - Finicky grammarian
- - One solicitous about use of words.
- - One oversolicitous about use of language.
- - Strict observer of precise usage.
- - Oversolicitous one.
- - Advocate of nicety in language.
- - Uncompromising sort
- - Pedant
- - Perfectionist
- - Doctrinaire
- - Precisionist
- - Strict rule-follower
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