| Clue | Answer |
|---|
| Roll or ruler | |
| Pennypincher | |
| Delicate, frail | |
| Halitosis curer | |
| Cracker brand | |
| Chipper, carver | |
| Sages possess this | |
| Plant protector of the Scots | |
| This loves company | |
| Far-off | |
| Scenic view | |
| Not picky | |
| False pregnancy | |
| Great divide or split | |
| Protagonist of Eoin Colfer's children series | |
| Unorthodox method of curing addiction | |
| Band famous for 'Wonderwall,' or a lagoon of sorts | |
| Adjective used to describe bloody crimes | |
| | Clue | Answer |
|---|
| Genetic disease affecting respiratory and digestive systems | |
| Dark and dreary | |
| State prior to corruption | |
| Festive pecking plant | |
| Part of eye or type of flower | |
| Church teachings | |
| These see the glass half full | |
| Alternate names include Byzantium and Constantinople | |
| Post-running state of foot skin | |
| Aphrodite's boyfriend | |
| A supposition | |
| Problematic event | |
| Tom Cruise movie | |
| Michelangelo's ceiling masterpiece | |
| Non-sexual cell division | |
| Extreme self-absorption | |
| State of solitude | |
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