| Bertolt —, German playwright |
BRECHT |
| Church official |
RECTOR |
| Clothing for women |
LADIESWEAR |
| Confess (to) |
own up |
| Covered walkway round a cathedral courtyard |
CLOISTER |
| Defeated at the last moment |
pipped at the post |
| Delighted |
over the moon |
| Device for applying, eg, adhesive |
SPREADER |
| End points of rail or bus routes |
TERMINI |
| Esprit de corps |
team spirit |
| Excess, especially in eating and drinking |
OVERINDULGENCE |
| Existing or operating within |
IMMANENT |
| Feeling of deep sadness |
MELANCHOLIA |
| Feeling of excitement or anxiety about what might happen |
SUSPENSE |
| French breed of cattle |
LIMOUSIN |
| Get married |
tie the knot |
| Greek god of the sea |
POSEIDON |
| Gulf state |
KUWAIT |
| Half-suppressed laugh |
TITTER |
| Imprudent |
ill-advised |
| Inability to give a straight answer |
EVASIVENESS |
| Individual thing; one |
UNIT |
| Isle of north Kent |
SHEPPEY |
| Julius Caesar’s supposed last words |
Et tu Brute |
| Lack of concentration |
INATTENTIVENESS |
| Large and clumsy |
ELEPHANTINE |
| Large lively party |
SHINDY |
| Link, connection |
tie-up |
| Living space |
ROOM |
| Look with concentration; noble |
PEER |
