| English county |
DORSET |
| Hans --, German physicist (1882-1945 |
GEIGER |
| In classical mythology, a bloodsucking serpent-witch |
LAMIA |
| In Greek mythology, a monster and one of the whirlwinds |
TYPHON |
| John Wall --, English composer (1766-1821) |
CALLCOTT |
| King of England, the son of King Edgar |
ETHELRED |
| Name for various switch-plants, including Spanish broom |
RETAMA |
| One of the Great Lakes |
MICHIGAN |
| Poem by Gilbert Parker, set to music by Edward Elgar |
TWILIGHT |
| Second largest river in Spain |
EBRO |
| see 24 Down |
POTABILE |
| The fruit of forest trees used as food for pigs |
MAST |
| The heroine of Shakespeare's 'Cymbeline' |
IMOGEN |
| The jargon, abbreviations, and emoticons typically used by frequent Internet users |
NETSPEAK |
