| Material for wound or injury |
BANDAGE |
| Most extreme |
UTMOST |
| Narrow neck of land joining two larger portions |
ISTHMUS |
| Nasal inflammation |
CORYZA |
| Natural skill |
TALENT |
| Open to being controlled |
MANAGEABLE |
| Printing mistake |
ERRATUM |
| Private teacher |
TUTOR |
| Produce (a sigh); retch |
HEAVE |
| Public garden |
PARK |
| Quality that can touch or move |
POIGNANCY |
| Rushing things can be counterproductive |
more haste less speed |
| See reason |
come to ones senses |
| Seller of medicines and toiletries |
CHEMIST |
| Separate, release, detach |
DISENGAGE |
| Separating (two things) |
BETWEEN |
| Someone undergoing education |
LEARNER |
| The digging up of a body |
DISINTERMENT |
| Trend, tendency |
DIRECTION |
| Tuneful and undemanding music |
easy listening |
| Unbreakable |
SHATTERPROOF |
| Uppermost layer |
SURFACE |
| Very eagerly and enthusiastically |
EXCITEDLY |
| Very well known |
FAMOUS |
| Very young bird |
NESTLING |
| View; technique for drawing 3-D objects |
PERSPECTIVE |
| Voluntarily leave a job |
RESIGN |
| Waterproof cloth |
TARPAULIN |
| Widespread availability |
PREVALENCE |
| Worcestershire town; battle where Simon de Montfort was killed |
EVESHAM |
