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| Clues |
Answers |
| ”Wee, sleekit, cow’rin, tim’rous …” (Robert Burns) |
BEASTIE |
| Beliefs, dogmas |
TENETS |
| Candidly, sincerely |
HONESTLY |
| Church minister |
CLERIC |
| Class, kind or category |
TYPE |
| Despot, autocrat |
TYRANT |
| Fashions or ways of doing |
STYLES |
| Favouritism shown to relatives by those in power |
NEPOTISM |
| Fist-fighter |
PUGILIST |
| Hankerings, yearnings |
YENS |
| Imparted skills or knowledge |
TAUGHT |
| Italian almond biscuit |
BISCOTTI |
| Left out |
OMITTED |
| Levels or ranks |
ECHELONS |
| Lies |
UNTRUTHS |
| Midday |
NOON |
| Military personnel |
SOLDIERS |
| Moving hurriedly, perhaps carelessly |
RUSHING |
| Not certain |
UNSURE |
| Obligations, responsibilities |
DUTIES |
| One ensures terms of a will are carried out |
EXECUTOR |
| Persecution of an ethnic group |
POGROM |
| Pre-Christmas season |
ADVENT |
| Roman Emperor notorious for vice and luxury |
NERO |
| Sayings with meanings not obvious from the words |
IDIOMS |
| Some consider it unlucky |
THIRTEEN |
| Song or poem that tells a story |
BALLAD |
| Stated positively and assertively |
INSISTED |
| They’re put up to block or protect |
BARRIERS |
| Trite or obvious remark |
BANALITY |
| Tunic worn by schoolgirl |
GYMSLIP |
| Twigs of willow |
OSIERS |