ANAGRAMS

D E I T can be used to make the words: tide and edit.

recess, especially in the wall of a garden

having the same age or date of origin

A C E L O V

personal charm, attractiveness

foliage of the bay tree used as an emblem of victory

A E L L R U

of or related to the high mountain

shaped like a pine cone

A E I L N P

a book of instructions

A A L M N U

carved structure supporting bridges etc.

a hard crust or scab as from a burn

A C E H R S

silvery white

a transparent red silicate used as a gem

A E G N R T

a band worn around the arm

a hammer, especially one used as a weapon in war

A E L M R T

to help

inactivity, stagnation, a state of equilibrium

A I S S S T  

a wading bird with long legs and curved bill

a series of eight notes in music

A C E O T V

canvas stretched over a frame to shade a window

decreasing in power or vigour

A G I N N W  

freshwater fish with large filaments

a disorderly crowd

A B B E L R  

hard rolls simmered in water and baked

ends of ridged roofs

A B E G L S

to mix clay, flint and water

to spoil by unskilled workmanship

B E G L N U K  

a small restaurant

the curved, closed course of planets, etc.

B I O R S T  

horny plates growing from jaws of certain whales

to give power or ability to

A B E E L N

a tanker used for fuelling aircraft

read casually

B E O R S W

an injury showing as discoloured skin

rare deep crimson to pale rose precious stones

B E I R S U

a sugary substance produced by flowers

a gentle gallop

A C E N R T  

the part of a saddle that sticks up at the back

a two edged surgical knife with a sharp point

A C E L N T  

marks indicating proposed insertions in text

wooden cases for packaging goods

A C E R S T  

joyous Christmas hymns

calcareous substances secreted by marine polyps

A C L O R S

accidental; due to chance

of, forming, or expressing a cause or causes

A A C L S U

piece of metal bolted on for fastening ropes to

a large fortified building; a stronghold

A C E L S T

to make a hole; a dull person

a loose flowing garment

a city, town or village

to do menial work; (slang) to eat

B G R U

to put a dead body into the earth or sea

a deep-red, precious stone

B R U Y 

a piece of sculpture showing shoulders, neck and head

round, open, wooden containers

B S T U

a part of horse shoe which prevents slipping

not to have; be without something

A C K L  

Line of police preventing access to an area

A large vulture with a white neck ruff

a small circle of light around the sun or moon

a furry American nocturnal flesh-eating mammal

skulls of vertebrates

ridge of a birds breastbone

an official order issued by a legal authority

shrink back; decline in value

C D E E E R 

provide money to pay a cost

worn through, unwoven at the edges

abstain, cease from doing something

those who believe in a god but through reason

D E I S S T

a solid figure with a circular base but tapering to a point

one time only

light thin elastic bark of an oak tree

large mass of stone

a valley

agreement in business etc.

challenge, defy

beloved