| Mournful |
ELEGIAC |
| Not able to be measured |
INESTIMABLE |
| Not publicised |
unannounced |
| Obsessive enthusiast |
MANIAC |
| One replying or reacting |
RESPONDER |
| One talking idly or rapidly |
CHATTERER |
| One who pacifies |
subduer |
| Outgoing, socially confident |
EXTROVERT |
| Paving slabs |
FLAGSTONES |
| Person continually making trivial criticisms |
fault-finder |
| Pseudonym of columnist Michael Wharton in the Daily Telegraph |
peter simple |
| Regain |
RECOUP |
| Relating to horse riding |
EQUESTRIAN |
| Remove the lid from |
UNCAP |
| Restlessness as winter ends |
spring fever |
| Resumption of harmonious relations |
RAPPROCHEMENT |
| Roundabout approach |
indirectness |
| Shared lead billing |
co-starred |
| Sheet bend |
weaver's knot |
| Ship's engineer; motor mechanic |
GREASER |
| Simultaneous artillery discharge |
SALVO |
| Singled out; clearly noticeable |
MARKED |
| Sir Michael —, composer |
TIPPETT |
| Slide uncontrollably on a wet surface |
AQUAPLANE |
| Small onion-like bulb |
SHALLOT |
| State of perfect happiness |
NIRVANA |
| Stubbornness |
OBSTINACY |
| Substance eliminating pollution |
DECONTAMINANT |
| The thwarting of enemy spies |
counter-intelligence |
| Woodland primula |
OXLIP |
