| -- of Castile, Spanish wife of Edward I |
ELEANOR |
| Abbreviation for an Old Testament book |
ESTH |
| Any of a series of Soviet space probes |
LUNIK |
| Archaic word for one who buys and sells |
CHAPMAN |
| Balloon in a cartoon or comic strip |
FUMETTO |
| Capital and chief port of Sri Lanka |
COLOMBO |
| Chemical substance secreted by queen bee eg |
PHEROMONE |
| Concave curve at the foot of a sail |
ROACH |
| County in northwest Ireland |
SLIGO |
| County in northwest Ireland |
DONEGAL |
| Cylindrical tool with hexagonal end fitting over head of nut |
BOXSPANNER |
| Distinctive and stylish elegance |
FLAIR |
| Far beyond the norm |
ULTRA |
| French c-in-c of Allied Forces on Western Front in the First World War |
FOCH |
| Give up one�s rights |
CEDE |
| Incline the head to indicate assent |
NOD |
| Informational capacity of link between computers |
BANDWIDTH |
| Liam --, leading figure in Irish Renaissance |
OFLAHERTY |