| Pale and sickly, lacking colour |
WAN |
| Preparing grass crop for baling |
HAYMAKING |
| Relatively inexpert batsman sent in to bat before close of play |
NIGHTWATCHMAN |
| Sheikhdom on west coast of Persian Gulf |
QATAR |
| Shockingly evil or wicked |
HEINOUS |
| Showy flower such as the ox-eye daisy |
CHRYSANTHEMUM |
| Signifying secret awareness |
KNOWING |
| Sir Salman --, author of 'Midnight's Children' |
RUSHDIE |
| Spirit made from sugarcane |
RUM |
| Strap for holding saddle on animal's back |
SURCINGLE |
| Suppress a rebellion or disorder |
QUELL |
| Tewkesbury's church, e.g. |
ABBEY |
| Verdant, covered in foliage |
LEAFY |
| With a series of clinking sounds |
JINGLY |
| Word from French for drunkenness |
IVRESSE |
| Young raggedly-dressed mischievous child |
URCHIN |