| Oh, see! See how I place it back on my head |
OCCIPUT |
| Once used in war, or turned up in war |
ARROW |
| One might scuttle with the one that crows on board |
SEACOCK |
| Precious little weight may be attached to the motor at this |
CARAT |
| Some powder, thanks to Elsie |
TALC |
| Sounds as if Matthew would just love to be a bully boy |
MATADOR |
| Sounds as if one may wait to be in command |
LEAD |
| That is about about to be dangerous |
THREAT |
| That is to say, about the silly Member who gets stuck with it |
IMPASSE |
| The degree for Sarah comes at the very bottom |
BASAL |
| The hard climate of Chile? |
ICINESS |
| The point of this is that it's silly, for example, to get first rate |
ASSEGAI |
| The very early morning omnibus goes by foot |
IAMBUS |
| There's movement, and you've put your foot in it with R up afterwards |
STIR |
| They might chance to be for martial music |
FORTUNESOFWAR |
| This avails one that is the living spit of you |
SALIVA |
| What goes off and goes up and down |
POP |
| What's left in the river after the hay, by the sound of it |
PRESTO |
| Would fruit there make whale soft? Never! |
ORCHARD |