| Envy or bad feeling towards |
GRUDGE |
| Fleshy part of the ear |
LOBE |
| Frustrate or foil |
THWART |
| Geoffrey . . . . . . . wrote 'The Canterbury Tales' |
CHAUCER |
| Hemmed in or surrounded |
BESET |
| Mythical animal like horse with horn |
UNICORN |
| Nonsense or litter |
RUBBISH |
| Obstruct with food basket |
HAMPER |
| Oliver Goldsmith wrote 'The . . . . . of Wakefield' |
VICAR |
| Pacified, dispelled anger |
CALMED |
| Person with refined tastes in food and drink |
EPICURE |
| President . . . . . . . was known as Honest Abe |
LINCOLN |
| Provide supporting evidence, make definite |
CONFIRM |
| Rail around animal's den |
LAIR |
| Rear appendage of animal |
TAIL |
| Release or free |
LETGO |
| Sliver of wood or piece of potato |
CHIP |
| Tear apart, sever |
SUNDER |
| The outer grey matter of the brain |
CORTEX |
| To do with earthquakes |
SEISMIC |
| Tripped the light fantastic |
DANCED |