| '... false -es, as thick as those caterpillars that give you a rash if you handle them' (Alan Clark, Diaries) |
EYELASH |
| '... the dull sound, as if - women were beating great carpets' (Virginia Woolf) |
NOCTURNAL |
| 'Moody beggars, starving for a time / Of - havoc and confusion' (Henry IV Part 1) |
PELLMELL |
| 'We sing you the song of the - / Europe's beauty spot' (Ira Gershwin) |
RHINELAND |
| ... canal flows back for god |
ZEUS |
| A bad pain after the exam for priestesses and ... |
THEBACCHAE |
| American don reported as novelist |
DELILLO |
| Anita Brookner's mere pub |
HOTELDULAC |
| Dendriform friends of Frodo would be close relations on average |
ENTS |
| Early victim of a master of suspense |
DAMOCLES |
| Eliot's radical in Tarka's home |
HOLT |
| Fairy-tale monster spills gore |
OGRE |
| French composer assents, in a new composition |
SAINTSAENS |
| French composer rhapsodized in Spain |
CHABRIER |
| Helen plots deviously, producing waterway fatal to Greek youth |
HELLESPONT |
