| 'A man works from sun to sun, but a woman's work is . . . . . . . . .' |
NEVERDONE |
| A dirty or blurred mark |
SMUDGE |
| Bad-tempered like striped stinger |
WASPISH |
| Bottle-stopper for a southern city |
CORK |
| Brother of Moses who had blessed rod |
AARON |
| Colourful communists |
REDS |
| Divide by chopping, or cling |
CLEAVE |
| Evade by moving out of the way |
DODGE |
| Gaelic fish of wisdom |
SALMON |
| Gives authority to a delegate |
MANDATES |
| Greek equivalent to Roman Cupid |
EROS |
| Having natural talent |
GIFTED |
| He's not a member of the nobility |
COMMONER |
| He-man open to remarkable things or wonders |
PHENOMENA |
| In brief, army rank below officer |
NONCOM |
| Line on map connecting areas of equal pressure |
ISOBAR |
| Loaded with cargo or burden |
LADEN |
| Narrow strip of coloured cloth, worn as ornament |
RIBBON |
