| Man who makes a will |
TESTATOR |
| Mental or emotional stimuli |
VIBES |
| Musical composition for one or two instruments |
SONATA |
| Old saying: let the .... sit |
HARE |
| Pamper, over-indulge |
CODDLE |
| Pester people to buy, like race tipster |
TOUT |
| Pre-dinner aperitif as from Jerez |
SHERRY |
| Prickly plant of lithest kind |
THISTLE |
| Redolences and bouquets |
ODDOURS |
| Signalled to or summoned, say a taxi |
HAILED |
| The British Government or London street |
WHITEHALL |
| The existing state of affairs, as things are |
STATUSQUO |
| Thin-skinned, easily offended |
TOUCHY |
| Thing or person thought to cause bad luck |
HOODOO |
| Thoughts of perfection for miladies |
IDEALISM |
| Turned aside or deflected |
AVERTED |
| Vex or chafe |
IRRITATE |
| ` `.... ... tell no tales' ' |
DEADMEN |
