| Ice crystals forming a white deposit, as in frost |
HOAR |
| In Greek myth, half-man, half-horse |
CENTAUR |
| In Norse myth, the father of Balder |
ODIN |
| Mammal of an order which includes sloths, anteaters and armadillos |
EDENTATE |
| Often ironic reference to a hopeful period in history resulting from major changes in society |
BRAVENEWWORLD |
| One of the original 13 United States, capital Dover |
DELAWARE |
| Pertaining to, or consisting of, riverine materials |
ALLUVIAL |
| Regard for the honour and interests of a body to which one belongs |
ESPRITDECORPS |
| Serb row? (anag) |
BROWSER |
| Type of goose named for its colour and its late migrating habits |
GREYLAG |
| Window with a gable projecting from a sloping roof |
DORMER |
