Related Clues:

• It could be rude to tie this likewise
• Likewise Edward follows the playful king
• It's impolite to turn and tie it in a knot, likewise
• There's some old money in the river up there, so one is taught
• How to be taught that there's money in the river back there
• How one has got to know there's money in the Dee (8)
• It's true, likewise enough, to get one to die
• Likewise rude with a tie
• In the Dee back there one has learned there is money in it
• If it's rude, tie it likewise
• Booking, perhaps, I try and get real
• Let 'er be knowing?
• Likewise Edward Lear?
• Able to take it as read, at any rate after the tile is broken
• Able to deal with the letters