| Clue | Elements | Word |
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| Sharp or acidic, in words or in taste. [A] | |
| Wages war with, fights; the event when two opposing armies meet. [B] | |
| Shape with a flat bottom and a rounded side tapering to a point. [C] | |
| An electrical generator, usually by rotation e.g. on a bicycle. [D] | |
| Deletes, rubs out. [E] | |
| Retrieves, gets for someone. [F] | |
| Vague, non-specific; army rank above a brigadier. [G] | |
| An aircraft that uses rotors to achieve flight, as opposed to wings. [H] | |
| A floating mass of solid water. [I] | |
| A flying toy on a string, designed to be flown in the wind; a predatory bird. [J] | |
| What you cut the grass with. [L] | |
| The scale used to determine the hardness of minerals. [M] | |
| | Clue | Elements | Word |
|---|
| Someone who has an erotic attraction to or sexual contact with corpses. [N] | |
| Relating or pertaining to the eyes. [O] | |
| Diseases that cause pustules which leave pockmarks when they heal. [P] | |
| To burst or explode, or the result of said bursting. [R] | |
| A slight hitch or obstacle; to catch on something e.g. a thorn. [S] | |
| (Of meat) Soft; (Of flesh) sore. [T] | |
| Characterised by complete agreement e.g. a decision [U] | |
| A person who held land from a feudal lord and received protection in return for homage and allegiance. [V] | |
| To pull or tug strongly; a spanner with adjustable jaws [W] | |
| Warrior Princess played by Lucy Lawless [X] | |
| A species of evergreen tree, with tall stout stems and terminal clusters of white flowers, native to arid regions of North, Central and South America, and the Caribbean. [Y] | |
| A town in Poland, the administrative seat and largest town in its selfsame titled county.* [Z] | |
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