| Make aware or familiar with, say the facts |
ACQUAINT |
| Medicine taken to make one vomit |
EMETIC |
| Mounds of stones on top of mountains |
CAIRNS |
| Musical instrument like large violin held between legs |
CELLO |
| Old honey-based drink for dame |
MEAD |
| One who exploits, to be sure |
USER |
| Pleasant smells |
AROMAS |
| Refrain from punishing, or ignite a firework |
LETOFF |
| Robin Hood's forest |
SHERWOOD |
| Satisfy fully, cloy with excess |
SATIATE |
| Sherlock . . . . . . is a great fictional detective |
HOLMES |
| Smelled very strongly |
REEKED |
| Tease in good-humoured way |
BANTER |
| The first murder victim |
ABEL |
| To do with the countryside, or made of rough timber |
RUSTIC |
| Trickery used to gain an advantage |
CHICANERY |
| Walk with proud and conceited gait |
STRUT |
| Woven or knitted cloth |
FABRIC |
