| Gruesome, suggesting death |
MACABRE |
| In Greek myth, he flew too close to the sun and died |
ICARUS |
| Lie with arms and legs spread about loosely |
SPRAWL |
| Measure of value or speed |
RATE |
| Neighbourhood or site of something |
LOCALITY |
| Of tissue, fatty in substance |
ADIPOSE |
| One who worships graven images or false gods |
IDOLATOR |
| Person who has no faith, or the wrong one |
INFIDEL |
| Shakespeare: 'This . . . . . . . ., to thine own self be true' |
ABOVEALL |
| Small musical instrument held in teeth and twanged, of Semitic origin |
JEWSHARP |
| Something peculiar, person or event |
ODDITY |
| Stone-like marble with layers of colours |
ONYX |
| Subject to abnormal anxieties or obsessive behaviour |
NEUROTIC |
| The way out - go |
EXIT |
| Whiteness of face as from illness |
PALLOR |
| Woodworm found in kind of timber |
WORMWOOD |
