| '. . . . . . is as good as a feast' |
ENOUGH |
| '. . . . . . speaks louder then words' |
ACTION |
| 'Able was I ere I saw . . . .' |
ELBA |
| Able or physically equipped to do |
FITFOR |
| Absence of conflict |
PEACE |
| Ancient inhabitant of Peru |
INCA |
| Approximately, or in vicinity |
ABOUT |
| Being discussed or disputed |
ATISSUE |
| Blunt or unintelligent |
OBTUSE |
| Building assembled from prepared parts |
PREFAB |
| Celtic minstrels or poets |
BARDS |
| Clothing, things to wear |
APPAREL |
| Crammed, packed in tightly |
CHOCKFULL |
| Dickens boy who asked for more |
OLIVER |
| Divided into two equal parts |
BISECTED |
| Have caution, be on guard |
BEWARE |
| Hid or waited stealthily |
LURKED |
| In regretful or doleful way |
RUEFULLY |