| -- Beckett, 1906-1989, Irish author and Nobel Prize winner |
SAMUEL |
| Alkaloid found in tea |
THEINE |
| Blood-fine paid by a murderer in old Irish law |
ERIC |
| Dried crusty surface of a healing wound |
SCAB |
| Early-ripening variety of pear |
JARGONELLE |
| Evergreen conifer of New Zealand |
MACROCARPA |
| Expression from French meaning thanks to God |
GRACEADIEU |
| Expression from Latin meaning within the living organism |
INVIVO |
| Family which includes goats and ibexes |
CAPRINAE |
| Feline mammal with tufted ears, the wildcat |
LYNX |
| Gathering for a sports competition |
MEET |
| Group of Bantu languages in southern Africa |
Nyanja |
| Israelite tribe descended from Jacob and Leah's eldest son |
REUBEN |
| Jocular name for Satan |
OLDHARRY |