"The Landlady" by Roald Dahl Crossword

A person hired to carry luggage
Greedy, selfish, or money-hungry
The front of a building; alternately, a mask or false face; a thing used to hide the truth
Agreeable or pleasant
Prime Minister of Great Britain during World War II (last name only)
Tormenting or teasing with the promise or sight of something unobtainable; tempting
To come forth or originate from
The English city to which Billy travels
An irresistible urge to do something, especially something you have no reason to do
An American boxer who competed for the heavyweight in 1926 (last name only)
Strange or odd; unusual.
A mark or scar which spoils the appearance of something, especially skin
A deadly poison that gives off the smell and flavor of bitter almonds
A woman who runs a boarding house or hotel.
Quickness or rapidity; according to Billy, the one common characteristic of all businessmen
The flower in the window of the bed and breakfast
A stout, long dog; the pet sleeping in front of the fireplace