| 'A cat may . . . . . . a king' |
LOOKAT |
| A fight or contest, sometimes mortal |
COMBAT |
| A reviewer of plays or books |
CRITIC |
| A sentry or guard, must be watchful |
LOOKOUT |
| A spanner, or a muscular twist |
WRENCH |
| A team of two |
DUO |
| American game like snooker |
POOL |
| Bag-like part in animal or plant |
SAC |
| Be listless over poem |
MOPE |
| Blamed for intolerable noise |
BEDLAM |
| Booty, plunder |
LOOT |
| Clinical loss of memory |
AMNESIA |
| Custom or established practice |
HABIT |
| Escape from aircraft in emergency |
BALEOUT |
| Exclude as irrelevant or inadmissible |
RULEOUT |
| Fall down with liquid globule |
DROP |
| Great river in north of S America |
ORINOCO |
| Grey alloy of tin and lead |
PEWTER |
| Heavy rope or cable for mooring ship |
HAWSER |
| Informal fight for waste material |
SCRAP |
| Injury or harm |
DAMAGE |
