| In confidence or secrecy, as in Latin |
SUBROSA |
| Inherent but not made clear |
IMPLICIT |
| Ludicrous, laughable |
RISIBLE |
| Narrow strip of land connecting two land masses |
ISTHMUS |
| Person with great knowledge or skill, specialist |
EXPERT |
| Scottish landowners |
LAIRDS |
| Sharp wood fragment, painful in flesh |
SPLINTER |
| Sign of the Bull |
TAURUS |
| Something strange or peculiar |
ODDITY |
| State of deciduous trees in winter |
LEAFLESS |
| Straightened out like lucid one |
UNCOILED |
| Tailored to worshipper of graven images |
IDOLATER |
| The familiar or informal Taoiseach |
BERTIE |
| This Piper behaved badly in children's story from Hamelin |
PIED |
| Transported in part |
RAPT |
| Twist about as in pain |
WRITHE |