| Sounds as if he got pulled along to his hall |
TOAD |
| Sounds as if one might have done this that's beaten outside Dublin |
DRUM |
| Sounds as if one owes a great deal for such a fur |
OCELOT |
| That's not the customary way to get the mules into the country - hidden around a horse |
SMUGGLE |
| The 21 across of the horse, or the ship - in the sound of it |
TONNAGE |
| The former sort of drink that one could only get out of th country |
EXPORT |
| The sort of bay that one might find in a crossword, by the sound of it |
CLEW |
| The sort of land, perhaps, that one might give someone the lease of |
LET |
| They might get a bit of this into your head |
TREPAN |
| This comes at the end - or has one in stitches |
TAIL |
| This too one might beat if it's worth so little |
TAT |
| What a babe in arms might grow up to be |
WARRIOR |
| What might give firm support might be the death of her |
COBRA |
| What one might go to court to do |
WOO |
| Whatever may be said of the harness, this will replace it |
REINSTATEMENT |
| With such a double, you won't get one over the eight |
WEIGHT |
| With the people around, one might be bearing this |
MIEN |
| With this from the North one may get free without penalty |
SCOT |
| XX and X are enough to make one tight (7) |
TENSION |
