| '. . . . . . . . . and pound foolish' |
PENNYWISE |
| '. . . . . goeth before a fall' |
PRIDE |
| A wild or impetuous young person, given to rip-off? |
TEARAWAY |
| American writer . . . . . . Hemingway |
ERNEST |
| Become visible like ghost |
APPEAR |
| Boat for transferring people across short stretches of water |
FERRY |
| Carthorse for group of musicians |
ORCHESTRA |
| Characteristic or distinguishing quality |
TRAIT |
| Commonplace, hackneyed |
TRITE |
| Consoles or gives ease to |
COMFORTS |
| Constellation named for great Greek hunter |
ORION |
| Divide into two equal parts |
BISECT |
| End of the line, bus or train |
TERMINUS |
| Famous gambling city in Nevada |
LASVEGAS |
| Garment for Channel Island |
JERSEY |
| Involve in a crime, give evidence accordingly |
IMPLICATE |
| Lifts pal from unexpected difficulties or dangers |
PITFALLS |
| Ma dithers about title of Dickens novel in tough period |
HARDTIMES |
