| Not, broadly speaking, shafts of the North |
NARROWS |
| On top of this, the South could make a meal of it |
UPPER |
| Perhaps ten on the pitch might tell you the state of 21 across |
ONTARIO |
| Sand, perhaps, that's got as hard as cement |
SET |
| See! The boy has got his clothes on |
CLAD |
| So M would be quite beastly with the soup |
OPOSSUM |
| That sounds wholly bored |
HOLE |
| That sounds wholly on ahead, perhaps |
TEMPLE |
| That would be the last bit of music to make Father firm |
CODA |
| That would make a sound, sincere sort of nest |
EAR |
| That'll show you how much you've got to wind up |
BEAUFORTSCALE |
| They are either at the bottom of the vessel, or one cuts them off |
ORLOPS |
| They're cut short |
CREW |
| Three times about a thousand. That'll shake you! |
TREMBLE |
| Thus hundreds might be old for Ireland |
SOD |
| Thus pigeon, by the sound of it, might be in the oven for the king |
COO |
| To work, one's attitude is not in favour of it |
OPPOSE |
| What a beastly way to drink too much! |
OVERLAP |
| What a long time it takes a pig to fly! |
EONS |