| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| 22nd and 24th President of USA | GROVERCLEVELAND |
| Attractive combination of sparkle and vitality | PZAZZ |
| Author of ‘Cakes and Ale’ | SOMERSETMAUGHAM |
| Big wheel by River Thames | LONDONEYE |
| Bivalve mollusc of the genus Solen | Razorfish |
| Character known as ‘The Whelp’ in ‘Hard Times’ | TOMGRADGRIND |
| Charlotte M. –, author of ‘The Heir of Redclyffe’ | YONGE |
| City and resort in south-east Florida | MIAMI |
| City on Gulf of Mexico in western Florida | STPETERSBURG |
| Costa –, part of the Spanish coast | BRAVA |
| Deadly poison from a ranunculaceous plant | Aconitum |
| Desiderius –, Dutch philosopher | ERASMUS |
| Expression from French meaning as a friend | ENAMI |
| In a ridiculous manner | ABSURDLY |
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Inscription of three letters | TRIGRAM |
| Insulated container to keep food cold | COOLBAG |
| Japanese therapy involving the laying on of hands | REIKI |
| Mercenary in feudal Japan | NINJA |
| Of some rocks formed in late Jurassic period | RHAETIC |
| Open by tearing | UNRIP |
| Phrase from Latin meaning by the very act | IPSOFACTO |
| Playfully mischievous scamp | SCALLYWAG |
| Port in Sicily by strait of the same name | MESSINA |
| Sir Harry –, 1921-2001, Welsh singer and entertainer | SECOMBE |
| Standard monetary unit of the Maldives | Rufiyaa |
| Strait between European and Asian Turkey; shop or bus (anag.) | BOSPHORUS |
| Thick laying on of pigments | IMPASTO |
| Town in Metropolitan Borough of Dudley | HALESOWEN |
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