| Part of a snare |
TRAP |
| Person sent on a diplomatic mission |
EMISSARY |
| Person who renounces a former belief |
APOSTATE |
| Printed piece of paper for admission as to theatre |
TICKET |
| Shakespeare 'Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your . . . .' |
EARS |
| Shakespeare's tragic Moor of Venice |
OTHELLO |
| Soothed or calmed |
LULLED |
| Soothes, eases |
ALLAYS |
| Stated repeatedly |
ITERATED |
| Subtle kind of hubbub |
BUSTLE |
| The almighty currency |
DOLLAR |
| Tiredness and disorientation after long plane journey |
JETLAG |
| Unfavourable or harmful |
ADVERSE |
| Victory in battle |
CONQUEST |
| Withdrew statement about decanter |
RECANTED |
| Writer who created Hercule Poirot, . . . . . . Christie |
AGATHA |