| 'E may praise this for getting ten and a lot more back |
EXTOL |
| A chap is not one of the principal ones |
AGENTS |
| Always so blooming yellow and prickly |
GORSE |
| Being so seedy, they'd make the ant poor |
PEAS |
| Boil this to a large extent, so let it |
ABSCESS |
| Cathy's having a sale, by the sound of it |
YACHTS |
| Give credit |
BELIEVE |
| If the car's smashed over one, it's too dirty for a place in the church |
SACRISTY |
| In that I was fed, it seems, so as to give me a start? |
INITIATE |
| Is one engaged to wager with the nonsense he had? |
BETROTHED |
| Is there a sign of their being so small at last? |
GEMINI |
| It has pants, but one takes that as a matter of course |
HOTDOG |
| It will obstruct one to go on foot |
CLOG |
| Look and looked at its ups and downs |
SEESAW |
| One has at last a blooming trying job |
TASTER |
| One will be unconscious of being run over by the train |
SLEEPER |
| Perhaps 50 makes one just a little beastly over the French |
VOLE |
| Perhaps that's what 17 down makes one so disdainful to be on |
HIGHHORSE |