a

The Liddells had a cat named Dinah.

b

Screen that prevents ashes from spilling out of a fireplace.

c

Where is my cat? (French).

d

Private political meeting among party members.

e

Small building that resembles a greenhouse.

f

Alice Liddell’s birthday was the fourth of March.

g

A kind of molasses.

h

Mythical creature with an eagle’s head and wings and a lion’s body; also spelled “griffin.”

i

A common fish, often served in England with the tail tucked into the mouth.

j

Exactly one week from Wednesday.

k

Reference to the head of Queen Victoria, whose portrait appeared on postage stamps.

l

Dessert made with sugar, raisins, and boiled wheat.

m

A bandage.

n

Spinning top with numerals printed on its numerous flat surfaces.

o

Feathering is a manner of rowing in which the oar is kept horizontal on the return stroke.

p

Travel bag that, when opened, reveals two equal compartments.

q

Smelling salts.

r

Sugarloaf hats, which were cone-shaped, were common in the sixteenth century.

s

A hair dressing.

t

Small branches covered with bird lime; used to trap birds.

u

Carriages with two wheels, common around the turn of century; frequently
hired out.

v

Located in Wales.

w

Curlers.

x

Fail to acknowledge someone’s greeting.