| A bribe |
SWEETENER |
| A corrupt group member |
ROTTENAPPLE |
| Active at night |
NOCTURNAL |
| All-out fighting |
WARFARE |
| Army grouping |
BRIGADE |
| Backs of the feet |
HEELS |
| Bête noire |
PETHATE |
| Blood vessel clogging compound |
CHOLESTEROL |
| Central part of the body |
ABDOMEN |
| Changed the wording of |
REWROTE |
| Citrus fruit |
LEMON |
| Comply with another person's demands |
DANCETOSOMEONESTUNE |
| Covered over |
ROOFED |
| Diametrically opposite location |
ANTIPODES |
| Eg, native of Monte Carlo |
MONEGASQUE |
| Electronic component carrier |
PRINTEDCIRCUITBOARD |
| End; piece of advice |
TIP |
| Exhausted |
TIRED |
| First-year university student |
FRESHER |
| French political philosopher |
MONTESQUIEU |
| Gap-measuring device |
FEELERGAUGE |
| Great conductor |
MAESTRO |
| Hieronymus —, Flemish painter |
BOSCH |
| His wife was turned to salt |
LOT |
| In a risky manner |
DANGEROUSLY |
| In a state of desperation |
ATONESWITSEND |
| In an ideal way |
PERFECTLY |
| Interdependence (of statistical variables) |
CORRELATION |
| Keen-sighted |
EAGLEEYED |
| Lacking in colour |
ANAEMIC |
| Like oily glands in skin |
SEBACEOUS |
