First find the base word that’s a synonym for the clues given.

Then insert a letter in that word without changing the order of the letters and create a heteronym.

The number of letters in the base word and the heteronym are given in brackets.

Find the synonym for the 1st part of the clue.

Then insert ‘HER’ appropriately, to obtain a synonym for the second clue in the puzzle.

The number of letters in the words before and after the insertion of HER are given in brackets.

Find a single word containing two letters together twice, that’s a synonym for the clue.

The number of letters in the word is given in brackets.

Select the word to be a synonym for the first clue.

Now behead it (remove the first letter) and behold you get a synonym for the second clue.

Now the beheaded word beheld needs to be beheaded once more to become a synonym of the third clue.

The number of letters in the 3 words are given in brackets

Each question contains 2 sub-clues, which must be used to obtain 2 words.

The number in brackets is the number of letters in each word.

The first word contains at least one I. An I in the first word is replaced by a U to obtain the second word.

“Off with the heads” cried the Queen of Hearts, but Alice in Wonderland and Lewis Carrol, together they converted it into a beheading of Words.

Select a synonym for the 1st clue . Then remove the 1st letter to get a synonym for the 2nd clue.

The number of letters before and after the chop is given in brackets

Heteronyms are words which are spelled identically but have different pronunciations and meanings.

The number of letters in each word of the solution is given in brackets

Homophones are similar sounding words spelt differently with different meaning.

The number of letters in each word of the solution is given in brackets