Create solutions for the clues by using the available syllables. A question mark after a clue denotes word play or trickery is afoot. The number of syllables in an answer is followed by the number of letters for each clue. Syllables are used only once.
After all of the numbered clues are correctly answered, their first and last letters, reading down, will reveal the puzzle's
Sage Advice:.
Example: Syllable puzzle [4-12]
(solution: syl + la + cros + tic)
Starting Syllables:A ATE ATE ATH BALM BREL CLE DI EH EM ER ET FIL FOOT FUN GEN GI HA HE I IM IN JECT LA LA LAS LAW LETE LO ME MI NAL NIC NO NOV NU OB OUT PATH PAWN PER RAG RAN RATE RO RUS SAKE SCE SU TA TER TI TIC TOR TRA TU UM WEED
Remaining Syllables: A ATE ATE ATH BALM BREL CLE DI EH EM ER ET FIL FOOT FUN GEN GI HA HE I IM IN JECT LA LA LAS LAW LETE LO ME MI NAL NIC NO NOV NU OB OUT PATH PAWN PER RAG RAN RATE RO RUS SAKE SCE SU TA TER TI TIC TOR TRA TU UM WEED
Sage Advice: 
1. A NARROW PATH [2-8]
2. JOCK [2-7]
3. SPY [4-11]
4. FROM SOUTH OF THE BORDER [3-6]
5. BROLLY [3-8]
6. RAGWORT [2-7]
7. ALIEN [2-2]
8. WONDER WOMAN [4-9]
9. FAREWELL [3-5]
10. RURAL [2-6]
11. QUESTION [1-2]
12. MOLDS [2-5]
13. INSTANT [4-9]
14. CALENDAR LABEL [1-3]
15. BRING FORTH [3-8]
16. PRESERVE [2-6]
17. SCORE [1-4]
18. HOCK [1-4]
19. DISSENT [2-6]
20. PANORAMIC [2-6]
21. DEPOT [3-8]
22. BEHALF [1-4]
23. ILLICIT [2-6]
24. CORE (PL) [3-6]
25. ARACHNIDS [4-10]
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