| London area north of Soho |
FITZROVIA |
| Maintenance after divorce in the US |
ALIMONY |
| Make a futile gesture |
BAYATTHEMOON |
| Monarch |
RULER |
| Not able to exist |
IMPOSSIBLE |
| Orderly, neat |
SHIPSHAPE |
| Outstanding; not typical |
EXCEPTIONAL |
| Pass the car in front |
OVERTAKE |
| Photographed using radiation |
XRAYED |
| Place for the dangerously ill |
INTENSIVECAREUNIT |
| Popular phrase |
CATCHWORD |
| Put into words |
PHRASE |
| Rearing; cherishing |
NURTURING |
| Relating to pleasing note combinations |
HARMONIC |
| Relating to the heart |
CARDIAC |
| Scale for wind speeds |
BEAUFORT |
| Skill, talent |
ABILITY |
| Small French cafe |
ESTAMINET |
| Society reject |
OUTCAST |
| Spanish wine |
RIOJA |
| Take back |
RETRACT |
| Taking too many drugs |
OVERDOSING |
| Tendency for hostages to become attached to their captors |
STOCKHOLMSYNDROME |
| Totalled |
ADDED |
| Very hot curry |
VINDALOO |
| Very irate |
HOPPINGMAD |
| Very knowledgeable person (variant spelling) |
AFFICIONADO |
| W. B. —, Irish poet |
YEATS |
| Well-known Hitchcock film |
PSYCHO |
| Welsh valley known for mining |
RHONDDA |
| Woman in charge of a large house |
CHATELAINE |
