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Gaelic

31 Might be Gaelic

It is Gaelic

'N' (noun) is rendered (given up from) anagram of Anglice
And it's a sort of &lit explanation from the surface reading as the word Gaelic is a proper noun

Thanks to everyone for "Gaelic" - I should
have seen that one! That means that the
4-lettered one going down now begins with
"G" and ends with "G".

Gleg = clever

Not sure of the parse yet

Good = G + Story = Legend (omitting END)

Thanks, Les. I've never heard that word
before but it seems as good as any! Could
it be to do with pulling someone's leg?

It comes from Old English - To be wise / And the German Glau - Clear

Also, Sharp keen alert & clever

Yes, of course! Just trying to get 29 AC now
which was mentioned in the first of my AZED
batch. "Spidery parts making wife take refuge
in inner chamber". (8) I now have - - - BEL - -

Cribella