Becomes a country if you remove its first and last letters

Becomes a fruit if you delete the name of a famous revolutionary

Becomes a German tank if you change its 4th letter into a Z

Becomes a phrase describing a burning candle when backwards

Becomes a title for someone of rank if its first letter is moved to the end

Becomes a type of makeup if you replace its last 4 letters with an 'A'

Becomes a word meaning 'short in duration' if you add an F to the end.

Becomes something you can put cheese on if you remove its first 3 letters

Becomes the name of a TV sitcom family if you delete one of its letters

Begins and ends with full solfège musical notes

Begins with a 3-letter male name, even after you remove the first three letters

Contains 4 consecutive consonants

Contains a 3-letter body part

Contains 2 non-overlapping palindromic sequences (of at least 3 letters)

Contains a word meaning an individual in a group inside an animal

Contains only straight line letters

Contains the name of a chemical element

Contains two pairs of consecutive letters in alphabetical order

Has over 50% of its letters being the same letter

If its first and last letters are removed, it can precede Gabler in an Ibsen play title

If you move its first letter one forward in the alphabet, you get a name associated with hearing (not tasting)

Is a homophone for what wind did in the past

Has a possessive prounoun contained inside a word for a container

Is made up entirely of the letters in the capital of Burkina Faso (without repeats)

Jumbles into a two-word phrase for a strong warning that may get 'read' to you

Looks like a two-word command telling a continent to leave

Phonetically describes two letters of the alphabet that tower over the others

Sounds like a 3-syllable pig-like animal if you don't prounounce its last syllable

Sounds like author Émile if he had snakes for hair

Would have consecutive two dotted letters in lowercase