| A blemish except on a billiard ball |
SPOT |
| A distinguished order |
OM |
| A district in South London |
Penge |
| A fish |
SMELT |
| A German word not used on Armistice night |
HOCH |
| A king, both first and sixth |
JAMES |
| A measure |
ACRE |
| A people with unalterable laws |
MEDES |
| A seaside implement |
OAR |
| A seaside pleasure |
SWIM |
| A seat of learning is the key to this |
YALE |
| A skin affliction |
ACNE |
| A volcano |
ETNA |
| A word from the motto of the Garter |
SOIT |
| Adverb |
SO |
| Air (mus.) |
ARIA |
| Also |
ITEM |
| An annual festival |
YULE |
| An explosive |
TNT |
| Applied to anything perfect |
GEM |
| Author of 'Childe Harold' |
BYRON |
| Author of tales of mystery |
POE |
| Bars and is often barred |
GATE |
| Bears the burden of youth |
PRAM |
| Before |
ERE |
| Beverage |
BEER |
| Can pick and strike |
MINER |
| Changed by motorists |
GEAR |
| Chinese coin or weight |
TAEL |
| Conjunction |
AS |
| Consider |
DEEM |
| Country of Europe |
SPAIN |
| Cromwell's 'Empty bauble' |
MACE |
| Cut |
LOP |
| Depressions |
DENTS |
| Elizabethan sea-rover |
DRAKE |
| Exist |
BE |
| Fall |
DROP |
| First name of famous American author |
BRET |
| First name of famous Highland outlaw |
ROB |
| Greek god of love |
EROS |
