Across
- 2. A vegetable Poirot thought of growing
- 6. To annoy
- 8. This is what A B Cust was selling for livelihood
- 9. A colloquial word for a private detective used by Megan Barnard
- 11. A guess
- 12. A humorous or malicious deception; prank
- 13. In a way that seems to be dishonest or shows that you are guilty about something; furtively
- 16. The admiration and respect that goes with a particular achievement or position
- 18. A strong feeling that something unpleasant or dangerous is going to happen
- 19. Dirty and unpleasant
Down
- 1. To repair a hole
- 2. The medicine Lady Carmichael was given
- 3. This was the colour of the cat that gave the name to the cafe in Bexhill
- 4. A leafy plant Poirot was negotiating for in the shop where Hastings bought strawberries
- 5. Poirot said Hastings was that, in shining armour
- 7. Not making a good or strong impression
- 9. In poor condition because they have been used a lot; scruffy
- 10. (Of people or their manner) very direct manner that might offend some, but is friendly and harmless
- 14. A person or thing that is supposed to bring you luck
- 15. A person who watches something that is happening but is not involved in it
- 17. (About a face) Looking very tired because of illness, worry or lack of sleep