AAABattery size.
ABEHomer Simpson's father.
ABITV's _ Titmuss.
ABSStomach muscles, colloquially.
ABU_ Dhabi, Largest of the countries making up the United Arab Emirates.
ACETop Card. Unreturnable serve in tennis.
ACTDeed, pretense, statute, a main division of a play, ballet, or opera. Perform.
ADAA high-level computer programming language.
ADDAcronym of a range of behavioral disorders occurring primarily in children.
ADETV presenter - Adepitan.
ADOFuss.
ADSCommercials in short.
AFTNautical term for towards or at the stern or rear.
AGATurkish leader.
AGEGeneration.
AGOIn the past.
AHABand famous for Take On Me.
AIDAssistance.
AILAfflict.
AIMPoint a gun, weapon.
AIRVentilate. Space above the ground.
AKAAlso known as.
ALA_ _ mode, trendy.
ALBLong white linen vestment worn by Christian priests, usually secured at the waist with a cincture.
ALEBeer.
ALF_ Garnett, character created by Johnny Speight.
ALI_ MacGraw, actress.
ALLEverything. Whole.
ALPHigh mountain.
AMPAmplifier in short.
AMY_ Johnson, English pilot.
ANDAlso.
ANISouth American cuckoo.
ANN_ Widdecombe, former MP.
ANTSocial insect.
ANYWhichever.
APEImitate. Mimic.
APPMobile computer program.
APTAppropriate.
ARAConstellation - The Altar.
ARCPart of the circumference of a circle or other curve. Luminous discharge of electricity across a gap between two conductors, terminals etc. in a circuit.
AREPlural of 'is'.
ARKNoah's vessel.
ARMGive weapons to.
ARTSkill.
ASHTree. Cigarette deposit.
ASKPut a question to.
ASPSnake.
ASSDonkey.
ATEHad food.
ATMCash machine.
AUKShort-winged diving seabird found in northern oceans.
AVA_ Gardner, actress.
AVERosary beads.
AWEWonderment.
AWLSmall pointed tool used for piercing holes, esp. in leather.
AWNA stiff bristle growing from the ear or flower of barley, rye, and many grasses.
AXEChopping tool.
AXLUS rock musician, _ Rose.
AYEYes vote.
AYRTown and port situated on the Firth of Clyde in south-west Scotland.
BAABleat.
BADWicked.
BAGSatchel.
BAHExpression of contempt.
BANProhibit.
BAPCircular bread roll.
BARDrinking venue.
BATFlying mammal. Implement used in some ball games.
BAYRecess in a wall.
BBCBritish broadcaster.
BBQOutdoor cooker.
BEDBunk.
BEEPollenating insect.
BEGPlead.
BELIn Babylonian mythology, the god of the earth.
BEN_ Kingsley, actor.
BETWager.
BIBBaby garment.
BIDAuction offer.
BIGLarge.
BINWaste paper basket. Rubbish holder.
BIOLife summary.
BITPiece.
BLTPopular sandwich filling (inits).
BOAA long thin stole of feathers or fur worn around a woman's neck. Snake.
BOB_ Hoskins, actor.
BOGWet muddy ground too soft to support a heavy body.
BOOSound intended to surprise.
BOPDance.
BOWFront end of a ship.
BOXEngage in pugilism.
BOYYoung male.
BOZThe pseudonym used by Charles Dickens in his Pickwick Papers and contributions to the Morning Chronicle.
BRALingerie item.
BUDA compact knoblike growth on a plant that develops into a leaf, flower, or shoot.
BUGInsect.
BUMPoor quality.
BUNHairstyle.
BURA prickly seed case or flowerhead that clings to animals and clothes.
BUSMotor vehicle carrying passengers by road.
BUTHowever.
BUYPurchase.
BYETransfer of a competitor directly to the next round of a competition in the absence of an assigned opponent.
CABTaxi.
CADRotter, bounder.
CALUnit of food energy in short.
CAMEast Anglian river.
CANA shallow cylindrical metal container used for storing and handling film. Tin.
CAPHead covering. Hat.
CARRoad vehicle.
CATFeline. Popular pet.
CAWCrow's noise.
CEPAnother name for a porcino mushroom.
CHASlang for tea.
CHE_ Guevara, 20th-century Argentine revolutionary.
CHIGreek letter.
CIAUS organisation that collects details on other countries.
COBMale swan. Round loaf.
CODFood fish.
COESebastian _, double Olympic gold medallist appointed President of World Athletics in 2015.
COGAny of the teeth on the rim of a gearwheel or sprocket. A tenon that projects from the end of a timber beam for fitting into a mortise.
COLMountain pass.
CONSwindle.
COODove's call.
COPPoliceman, slang.
COR_ anglais, a woodwind instrument also called the English horn.
COSType of lettuce.
COTCrib.
COWFarm animal.
COXShortened name for the helmsman of a racing shell.
COYShy.
CRYShed tears.
CUBThe young of some animals.
CUDStuff chewed by a cow.
CUESnooker rod. Actor's signal, prompt.
CUPDrinking vessel.
CURVicious dog.
CUTKnife action.
DABTouch lightly with a piece of absorbent material in order to clean or dry it.
DADMale parent.
DAMWater barrier.
DANAny of ten degrees of advanced proficiency in judo or karate.
DAYTime taken for the Earth to rotate once about its axis.
DEBAn upper-class young woman making her first appearance in fashionable society.
DEEScottish river.
DENLair.
DES_ res, desirable residence.
DEVActor Patel.
DEWPrecipitation.
DIDPast tense of do.
DIEPerish.
DIGUse a spade.
DIMFaint.
DINRacket.
DIPSink or drop downward. Decline.
DISThe Roman god of the underworld, also called Pluto or Orcus.
DNAGenetic material.
DOCDisney dwarf.
DOEFemale deer.
DOGSirius, the _ star. Canine.
DOHIn tonic sol-fa music, the first degree of any major scale.
DONUniversity teacher.
DOSAcronym for the underlying system software on some PCs.
DOTSpeck. Small round mark.
DREDr. _, rapper.
DRYArid.
DUA_ Lipa, musician.
DUBGive a title to.
DUDSquib.
DUEImmediately payable. Scheduled to arrive.
DUGCreated a hole.
DUNOf a dull greyish-brown colour.
DUOPair of performers.
DVDFilm storage device.
DYEColorant.
EARHearing organ.
EATConsume food.
EAU_ de cologne, light perfume.
EBBFlow away, back or recede.
ECGHeart scan (inits).
ECUOld French coin.
EDOFormer name (until 1868) of Tokyo, meaning 'bay entrance'.
EEKSqueak of fear.
EELSlippery fish.
EFTNewt.
EGGRound or oval object.
EGOThe self.
EINGerman number.
EKEStretch.
ELFSupernatural creature of folk tales.
ELIBiblical priest who acted as a teacher to the prophet Samuel.
ELKA large deer with large flattened palmate antlers.
ELLFormer measure of length.
ELMTree.
ELOJeff Lynne band.
ELSErnie _, South African golfer.
ELYA cathedral city in east Cambridgeshire on the River Ouse.
EMSPrinting units.
EMUFlightless Australian bird.
ENDFinish.
ENTHospital department.
EONAge.
EOSGreek goddess of the dawn. Roman equivalent Aurora.
ERAEpoch. Period.
EREBefore.
ERGCGS unit of work or energy, equal to 100 nanojoules.
ERNSea eagle.
ERRMake mistakes.
ETASeventh letter of the Greek alphabet, derived from the Phoenician letter heth.
ETCAnd so on.
ETHOld English letter.
EVA_ Cassidy, singer.
EVEBiblical woman.
EWEFemale sheep. A member of a people of Ghana, Togo, and Benin.
EXERiver in SW England.
EYEViewing organ. Look at carefully or warily.
FABAb _, nickname of a UK sitcom.
FADA craze.
FAGFormerly a young public school boy who performed menial chores for an older boy.
FAHThe fourth note of a major scale.
FANAir moving device. Football supporter. Enthusiast.
FARDistant.
FATCorpulence.
FAXFacsimile.
FEDProvided food.
FEECharge.
FENLow-lying flat land that is marshy or artificially drained.
FEWNot many.
FEYGiving an impression of vague unworldliness or mystery.
FEZA flat-topped conical red hat with a black tassel on top.
FIBLie.
FIEWord used to express disgust.
FIGSoft pear-shaped fruit with sweet dark flesh and many small seeds.
FINFlipper.
FIRAn evergreen coniferous tree with upright cones and flat needle-shaped leaves.
FITSeizure. Well.
FIXMend or repair.
FLO_-Jo, late American athlete.
FLUInfluenza.
FLYInsect. Move through the air.
FOBDecorative tab.
FOEEnemy.
FOGThick cloud of tiny water droplets suspended in the atmosphere at or near the earth's surface that obscures or restricts visibility.
FOPA man who is concerned with his clothes and appearance in an affected and excessive way; a dandy.
FORIn favour of. Pro.
FOXDog-like mammal.
FRAA prefixed title given to an Italian monk or friar.
FROTo and _, back and forth.
FRYCook in hot fat or oil.
FUNEnjoyable. Merriment.
FURAnimal's coat.
GABTalk at length, typically about trivial matters.
GADHebrew patriarch, son of Jacob and Zilpah.
GAGJoke, informally.
GALGirl.
GAPHiatus.
GASHousehold fuel.
GAYHomosexual. Lighthearted and carefree.
GBSInitially, Irish playwright.
GEE_ up, go faster.
GELJellylike substance.
GEMPrecious stone.
GENInfo (informal).
GETAcquire. Obtain.
GIGPop group's engagement.
GINAlcoholic spirit.
GITUnpleasant or contemptible person.
GNUWildebeest.
GOAState on the western coast of India; capital: Panaji.
GOBMouth (slang).
GODKing of kings.
GOOSticky substance.
GOTAttained.
GUMGlue.
GUNWeapon.
GURA type of unrefined, solid brown sugar made from boiling sugar cane juice until dry.
GUSMan's name.
GUTStomach or belly. Lower alimentary canal. Intestine.
GUY_ Fawkes, A member of a group of conspirators who planned the Gunpowder Plot in 1605.
GYMPlace to train.
GYPTrouble, pain (informal).
HADOwned.
HAGA witch, esp. one in the form of an ugly old woman.
HAL2001: A Space Odyssey computer.
HAMpigmeat.
HASPossesses.
HATTrilby, say.
HAWThe round or oval red or yellow fruit of a type of thorny tree.
HAYGrass which has been cut and dried as fodder.
HELIn Norse mythology, the goddess of the dead.
HEMFolded edge of a garment.
HENFarmyard bird.
HERThat woman.
HEWCut into shape with an axe.
HEXCurse.
HGVJuggernaut.
HIDLay low.
HIEGo quickly.
HIMThat man.
HIPProjection of the pelvis and upper thigh bone on each side of the body in human beings and quadrupeds.
HISBelonging to him.
HITStrike.
HOBCooker top.
HODA builder's V-shaped open trough on a pole, used for carrying bricks and other building materials.
HOEGardening weeding tool.
HOGPig.
HOI_ polloi, the common people.
HOOLuton _, Bedfordshire mansion designed by Robert Adam.
HOPJump on one foot.
HOTSpicy.
HOWIn what way?
HOYChris _, Knighted British former cyclist who won seven Olympic medals.
HUBThe central portion of a wheel.
HUEShade of colour.
HUGGive a cuddle to.
HUMSing with closed lips.
HUNPast invader.
HUTCabin.
IAN_ Botham, former cricketer.
IBSGut condition (abbr.).
ICEFrozen water.
ICYFreezing or very cold.
IDAPrincess _, comic opera.
IDIUgandan dictator, _ Amin.
IDOMarriage agreement.
IFSDoubts.
IKEEisenhower's nickname.
ILKSort.
ILLUnwell.
IMPMischievous child. Little devil. Demon.
INCUS form of 'Ltd'.
INKPen fluid.
INNTavern, public house.
IONCharged particle.
IOSGreek island of the Cyclades group in the Aegean Sea.
IOUPromissory note (inits).
IPAType of beer.
IRAGeorge Gershwin's lyricist brother.
IREAnger.
IRKAnnoy.
ISMDistinctive practice, system, or philosophy, typically a political ideology or an artistic movement.
ITSThat thing's.
IVFIn vitro fertilisation (abbr.).
IVYClimbing plant.
JABPoke.
JAMFruit preserve.
JANFirst month.
JARGlass container.
JAWMandible. Chatter, talk.
JAYBird of the crow family.
JETA rapid stream of liquid or gas forced out of a small opening. Type of engine.
JIM_ Furyk, golfer.
JIPDog in the Doctor Dolittle books.
JOBOld Testament book of the bible.
JOEHey _, Jimi Hendrix song.
JOGRun at a leisurely pace.
JOTNote down quickly.
JOYDelight.
JUGContainer for liquid.
JUTStick out.
KAYSir _, in legend, King Arthur's foster brother; one of the first Knights of the Round Table.
KEALarge New Zealand parrot with brownish-green plumage.
KEGSmall barrel.
KENKnowledge.
KES1969 drama film directed by Ken Loach.
KEW_ Gardens, in Richmond, London.
KEYDoor opener.
KGBSoviet security agency.
KIDYoung goat.
KIM1901 Rudyard Kipling novel set in India.
KINFamily.
KIPNap.
KIRFrench drink.
KITEquipment.
KOICommon carp of a large ornamental variety, originally bred in Japan.
KOSGreek island in the Dodecanese.
LABLaboratory, in short.
LACResinous substance secreted as a protective covering by a type of insect, used to make varnish.
LADStripling.
LAGFail to keep up with the others.
LAMHit hard; strike.
LAPThe flat area between the waist and knees of a seated person.
LAS_ Vegas, city in southern Nevada.
LAVLoo.
LAWSystem of rules.
LAXNot sufficiently strict or severe.
LAYProduce an egg.
LBWCricket dismissal.
LEAAn open area of grassy or arable land. Meadow.
LEDGuided.
LEESheltered side.
LEGLimb.
LEIGarland of flowers. Romanian currency, plural of leu.
LEKBasic monetary unit of Albania, equal to 100 qindarkas.
LEN_ Deighton, writer.
LEOFifth star sign of the zodiac. The Lion. Constellation.
LES_ Dawson, comedian.
LETPermit.
LEUBasic monetary unit of Romania, equal to 100 bani.
LEVBasic monetary unit of Bulgaria, equal to 100 stotinki.
LEYArable land put down to grass; pastureland.
LIDRemovable cover.
LIEFalsehood. Fib.
LINTo cease or desist from.
LIPImpudent talk.
LITIlluminated.
LIV_ Tyler, actress.
LOBTennis shot.
LOGUnhewn piece of timber.
LOOToilet.
LOPCut off.
LOS_ Alamos, town in New Mexico.
LOTBiblical character whose wife was turned into a pillar of salt. Auction item.
LOUMr. Reed, late singer-songwriter. Mr. Costello, US comedy actor.
LOWCow's call. Short. Moo.
LSDIllegal drug.
LTDLimited company.
LUGHump, haul.
LUOAn ethnic group in western Kenya, northern Uganda, and in Mara Region in northern Tanzania.
LUVTerm of endearment.
LYEA caustic solution obtained by leaching wood ash.
MABMoon of Uranus.
MACRaincoat (informal).
MADAngry.
MAE_ West, film actress.
MAMMother.
MANMale adult human.
MAO_ Zedong, founder of the People's Republic of China. Chinese communist leader known as the Great Helmsman.
MAPA chart.
MARSpoil. Damage.
MATFloor covering.
MAWThe jaws or throat of a voracious animal.
MAXMad _, 1979 Mel Gibson film.
MAYFifth month of the year.
MEG_ Ryan, US actress.
MEL_ Gibson, actor.
MENBlokes. The _, 1950 film in which Marlon Brando made his debut. Males.
METCame into contact with.
MEWCat's noise.
MHOOld unit of conductance.
MIA_ Farrow, actress.
MICRecording device.
MIDHalfway through.
MIL1000th of an inch.
MIRThe Russian manned space station launched in 1986.
MIXMingle or blend.
MOALarge, extinct, flightless bird resembling the emu.
MOBDisorderly crowd.
MODA member of a group of teenagers in the mid-1960s who opposed the rockers.
MOOA low.
MOPCleaner's item. An autumn fair or gathering at which farmhands and servants were formerly hired.
MOTVehicle test.
MOWTo cut grass.
MPHUnit of speed.
MRSMarried woman's title.
MUDWet earth.
MUGDrinking vessel.
MUMMother.
NABArrest.
NAGHorse.
NANGrandma.
NAPTo doze. The raised pile on textiles such as velvet.
NATAmerican singer, _ King Cole.
NAYNo vote.
NBAUS basketball league.
NBCAmerican TV network.
NCOArmy rank (inits).
NEDScottish slang for 'hooligan'.
NEEBorn as.
NEOMain character in The Matrix.
NETMesh. Item dividing a tennis court.
NEWNovel.
NEYMarshal Michel _, French military commander during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic wars.
NHSInitially, the body that takes care of our health.
NIAWelsh girl's name.
NIBPen part.
NILNothing.
NIPPinch.
NITLouse egg.
NOBAristocrat.
NODSignal agreement.
NOGFerengi character played by Aron Eisenberg in TV's Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
NOHAsian theatre.
NOMCookbook, Pinch of _.
NORBoolean operator that gives the value one if and only if all operands have a value of zero and otherwise has a value of zero.
NOTNegative word.
NOWAt present.
NTHTo the _ degree, a lot.
NUBGist.
NUNMember of a religious community of women. Sister.
NUTPistachio, say.
NYEThe nickname of former MP Aneurin Bevan.
NYXGoddess of the night in Greek mythology, counterpart of the Roman Nox.
OAFDolt. Fool.
OAKTree type.
OAPOld age pensioner.
OARPaddle. Rowing blade.
OATCereal grain.
OBEBritish honour.
OBISash worn by Japanese women with the national costume.
OCASouth American plant related to wood sorrel, long cultivated in Peru for its edible tubers.
ODDUnusual or unexpected. Strange.
ODELyric poem in the form of an address to a particular subject.
OFFAway from.
OFTFrequent.
OHMUnit of resistance.
OHOExclamation used to express pleased surprise or recognition.
OIKIgnorant person.
OILLubricate. Lubricant.
OLDAged.
OLESpanish cry.
OLFThe European bullfinch.
ONESingle number.
ONOOtherwise closest bid (initials).
OOHExclamation used to express a range of emotions including surprise, delight, or pain.
OPSThe Roman goddess of abundance and fertility.
OPTChoose.
ORARita, pop singer.
ORBSphere.
ORCA member of an imaginary race of human-like creatures, characterized as ugly, warlike, and malevolent.
OREMineral.
OUDFretless Arabian musical instrument resembling the lute, having 11 strings and a pear-shaped body.
OULIrish variant of old.
OURBelonging to us.
OUTOn strike.
OVAEggs.
OWEBe indebted to.
OWLNocturnal bird supposedly wise.
OWNPossess.
PADCricketer's item.
PALClose friend.
PAMWoman's name.
PANA god of flocks and herds, typically represented with the horns, ears, and legs of a goat on a man's body.
PAPSoft food.
PARGolf average.
PASBallet step.
PATRub gently. Tap.
PAWAnimal foot.
PAYRemuneration.
PEASmall vegetable.
PEGDowel.
PENWriting implement. Female swan.
PEPHigh spirits.
PERFor every.
PETFavourite.
PEWChurch bench.
PHDDoctorate.
PHIGreek letter.
PHOVietnamese dish.
PIA_ Zadora, actress.
PICFilm.
PIEBaked food item.
PIGSwine.
PINNarrow brooch.
PIPFruit seed.
PITMine.
PLYThickness of yarn.
PODSeedcase.
POEEdgar Allan _, US poet and short story writer.
POL_ Pot, Cambodian communist leader born in Prek Sbauv, near Kampong Thom, in 1925.
POMEnglishman abroad.
POPBurst.
POTContainer.
POXAny of several viral diseases producing a rash of pimples that become pus-filled and leave pockmarks on healing.
PREPrefix meaning before.
PROIn short, not an amateur. For.
PRYSnoop.
PSIGreek letter.
PTAA parent and teacher group.
PTOInstruction to look at the other side.
PUBDrinking venue.
PUGDog of a dwarf breed like a bulldog.
PUNPlay on words.
PUPWhelp.
PUSThe yellow or greenish fluid product of inflammation.
PUTPlaced, set down.
PVCElectric cable coating.
PYEHenry James ___ (1745-1813), British Poet Laureate who succeeded Thomas Warton in 1790.
RADUnit of radiation.
RAECarly _ Jepsen, singer.
RAFBritish airforce.
RAGTorn cloth.
RAJBritish sovereignty in India.
RAMBattering device.
RANManaged. Sprinted.
RAPKnock.
RATRodent.
RAWUncooked.
RAYBeam of natural light.
REAStephen the actor; Chris the singer.
REDColour.
REFUmpire in a football match.
REPAgent.
REV_ up, accelerate.
REXKing.
RHOGreek letter.
RIAA coastal inlet formed by the partial submergence of an unglaciated river valley.
RIBChest bone.
RIDClear.
RIGArrange in a dishonest way.
RIMRaised edge.
RIOFootball's _ Ferdinand.
RIPRend.
RMSRoyal Mail Ship.
RNAGenetic material.
ROBSteal from.
ROCGigantic mythological bird described in the Arabian Nights.
RODStick or shaft.
ROEFish eggs.
ROIAbbreviation for Ireland.
ROMMemory type.
RON_ Moody, actor.
ROOAustralian native.
ROTDecompose.
ROWPaddle.
ROY_ Orbison, singer.
RUBChafe.
RUERegret.
RUGFloor covering.
RUMAlcoholic spirit.
RUNManage.
RUTGroove.
RYEWhiskey grain.
SACBaglike structure. Pouch.
SADUnhappy.
SAESelf addressed envelope.
SAGDroop. Sink in the middle.
SAIMonkey.
SAMGolf's Mr. Torrance.
SANA river in central Europe, flowing from the Carpathian Mountains in W Ukraine through SE Poland into the Vistula.
SAOMoon of Neptune.
SAPTo weaken. Watery solution of mineral salts, sugars etc. that circulates in the vascular system of a plant.
SARFish.
SASCorps of the British Army.
SATWas seated.
SAWCutting tool.
SAXMusical instrument.
SAYState.
SEABody of water. Ocean.
SECSweetness designation for sparkling wines containing 17-32 grams of sugar per litre.
SEEDiocese.
SENA monetary unit of Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, and Malaysia.
SETBecome hard or solid. Harden.
SEWStitch.
SEXGender.
SHEFemale person or animal. 1887 adventure novel by English author H. Rider Haggard.
SHYBashful. A quick throw.
SIACheap Thrills singer.
SIBBrother.
SICSo or thus.
SID_ Vicious, the stage name of the late Sex Pistols bassist.
SIFCharacter played by Jaimie Alexander in the films Thor and Thor: The Dark World.
SIMAlastair _, Character actor.
SINTransgression.
SIPDrink in small mouthfuls.
SIRTeacher's title. Knight's title.
SISFemale relative.
SITTake a seat.
SIXCricket score.
SJPSex And The City actress (initials).
SKAJamaican music genre. A type of West Indian pop music of the 1960s.
SKISnow runner.
SKYHeavens.
SLRType of camera.
SLYCrafty.
SMSAbbreviated title of the system used for sending text messages to and from mobile phones.
SOBWeep in convulsive gasps.
SODPiece of turf.
SOHIn tonic sol-fa, the name used for the fifth note of any scale.
SOLLatin name for the Sun.
SONMale offspring.
SOPSoak (up).
SOSAn internationally recognised distress signal.
SOTChronic drunkard.
SOUFormer French coin.
SOWPlant seeds.
SOY_ sauce, a salty, dark-brown sauce made from fermented beans.
SPAHealth resort.
SPYEngage in espionage.
SRI_ Lanka, country.
STYA pen for housing pigs.
SUBPrefix meaning under.
SUEProsecute. Take to court.
SUILatin term for unique, _ generis.
SUMTotal.
SUN_ bear, mammal of south and southeastern Asian forests, with a black coat and yellowish snout.
SUPEat an evening meal.
TABLabel.
TADSmall amount.
TAGLabel.
TAJIndian mausoleum, _ Mahal.
TANShade of brown.
TAOThe concept behind a Chinese philosophy that was founded by Lao Zi.
TAPFaucet.
TARPitch. Dark sticky substance.
TASRiver in Norfolk, England.
TATTasteless articles.
TAUGreek letter.
TAWRiver that rises on Dartmoor, crosses north Devon and empties into Bideford Bay.
TAXMake heavy demands on. Duty.
TAYThe longest river in Scotland.
TEAHot drink.
TED_ Danson, actor.
TEEGolf peg.
TEL_ Aviv, Israeli city on the Mediterranean.
TENCardinal number.
THEDefinite article.
THYYour in poetry.
TICFacial, muscle twitch.
TIENeckwear item.
TIM_ Henman, british tennis player.
TINA silvery-white metal, the chemical element of atomic number 50.
TIPGratuity.
TISFrank McCourt's 1999 memoir; follow-up to Angela's Ashes.
TITSmall bird.
TNTExplosive.
TODFox (Scottish dialect).
TOEFoot digit.
TOMMale cat.
TONUnit of weight.
TOOAlso.
TOPPeak.
TORHigh hill.
TOTToddler.
TOWPull with a rope.
TOYPlaything.
TRIThree; having three.
TRYRugby score.
TSPSmall cooking measure (abbrev.)
TUBContainer.
TUGTo yank.
TUNVat.
TUTSound of disapproval, annoyance.
TWONumber.
TYRIn Norse myths, the god of war, son of Odin.
UFOFlying saucer, e.g.
UHTMilk process (inits).
UKEMusical instrument.
UMA_ Thurman, actress.
UNA_ Stubbs, actress.
UNIUniversity informally.
UPSIncreases.
URERiver in North Yorkshire which flows through Wensleydale.
URI_ Geller, spoon bender.
URNVaselike vessel.
USAAmerica.
USBInitially, a computer connection port.
USEEmploy.
UZIIsraeli machine gun.
VAL_ Kilmer, actor.
VANVehicle.
VARFrench Department.
VATA large container for holding or storing liquids.
VETAnimal doctor.
VEXIrk.
VIABy way of; through.
VICTV's _ Reeves.
VIEContend.
VIMVigour. Energy.
VINFrench wine.
VIPSpecial guest.
VIVBob Hope's wife in Emmerdale.
VIZNamely (abbr).
VOESullom _, an inlet between North Mainland and Northmavine on Shetland in Scotland.
VOWPromise.
WADSmall mass.
WAGWit.
WANPallid.
WARPeriod of armed conflict.
WASUsed to be.
WAXCandle material.
WAYRoute or direction.
WEBSpider's trap.
WEDMarry.
WEESmall.
WEMShrophire town known for the cultivation of sweet peas.
WENBoil or other swelling or growth on the skin, especially a sebaceous cyst.
WES_ Craven, late film director.
WETOpposite of dry.
WHODoctor _, TV show.
WHYFor what reason?
WIGHairpiece.
WINBe the victor.
WITA wag.
WOEGrief.
WOKChinese cooking pot.
WONWas victorious.
WOOTo court.
WOWAmazing!
WRYIronical.
WTAElite women's tennis tour.
WYEBritish river.
YAKLarge shaggy-haired Tibetan ox with humped shoulders and long curved horns; Bos grunniens.
YAMLarge root similar to the potato.
YAPJabber.
YAWTwist or oscillate, of a ship.
YENJapanese monetary unit.
YESAffirmative 70s rock band?
YETStill.
YEWA coniferous tree with flattened needle-like leaves.
YIPHigh-pitched bark.
YOBAggressive youth.
YODTenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet, and the most frequently occurring in the Scriptures.
YOMHebrew word for day, used in the names of various Jewish religious observances.
YOUPronoun.
YULActor, _ Brynner.
ZENSchool of Buddhism.
ZIPFastening device.
ZODGeneral _, Chief antagonist of the 1980 film Superman II, played by Terence Stamp.
ZOOAnimal park.
