| In musical notation, this means softly |
PIANO |
| In short, a married woman |
MRS |
| Kind of tent formerly used by Native Indians |
WIGWAM |
| Make hard by heating and cooling |
TEMPER |
| Narrow-necked bottles, thermos or vacuum |
FLASKS |
| Noon |
MIDDAY |
| Percolates through soil or ore |
LEACHES |
| Provide with clothes - for oil well? |
RIG |
| Shakespeare was known as the Bard of . . . . |
AVON |
| Shrewd like Scotsman |
CANNY |
| State as a fact, assert |
AFFIRM |
| State of confusion and agitation, uproar |
TUMULT |
| Stately old dance, takes only a minute |
MINUET |
| Take back, withdraw |
RETRACT |
| The uprights in cricket wicket |
STUMPS |
| The widow's contribution, just in time |
MITE |
| This sauce often goes with fish |
TARTAR |
| Tiny . . . is a loveable Dickens boy |
TIM |
| Treat as celebrity - like Leo? |
LIONISE |
| Warmth and intensity of feeling |
FERVOUR |
| Without help or assistance |
UNAIDED |