Irish Times (Simplex) - Jun 11 2001

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''Ne'er cast . . . . . . till May be out'' ACLOUT
A country bumpkin YOKEL
A little bit open AJAR
An American 5-cent coin NICKEL
Argue about price, dicker HAGGLE
Blood type or kind of monkey RHESUS
Counterbalance or compensate for OFFSET
Expressing oneself with vigour and conviction EMPHATIC
Fashionable, in style MODISH
Gaze or stare believed to cause harm EVILEYE
Geoffrey, author of ''The Canterbury Tales'' CHAUCER
Go on board ship EMBARK
Inert kind of saltpetre NITRE
Isaac, who discovered gravity NEWTON
Judy's puppet husband PUNCH
Lasting a long time, constantly recurring PERENNIAL
Modern criminal who breaks into computer systems HACKER
More composed like Marcel CALMER
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More stiff and formal - like collar? STARCHIER
Moron or cretin IMBECILE
Old Irish writing of carved lines and notches OGHAM
One who uses clever but false argument SOPHIST
Over there with Rodney YONDER
People in jail or captives PRISONERS
Place for public Jewish worship SYNAGOGUE
Pleasant or precise NICE
Pleasant smells AROMAS
Quality that arouses pity or sadness PATHOS
Revises to current status UPDATES
Roof of the mouth, seat of taste PALATE
Shrewdness as in business ACUMEN
Slinking with intimations or suspicions INKLINGS
SOS, mayday HELP
Stretched tight TAUT
Swallowed up as by wave ENGULFED
Tranquil and peaceful SERENE