| At this rate, Russell would make it great gas |
AERATE |
| Could one stand for this in the matter of a gift? (9) |
REPRESENT |
| For show, such as 22 down, formerly |
THEATRES |
| For the convict, so they're up to having strings attached |
CELLOS |
| For the sake of argument, let's say one turned the bed over and swallowed it |
DEBATE |
| For want of something to do with one's dough, by the sound of it |
NEEDED |
| Former morning for the test |
EXAM |
| He'll beat you at baseball rather than cricket |
BATTER |
| How pleased this may make one that 'e is no more |
ELATE |
| If it's to be given away, it's preferable to have it put on account than paid for |
BESTOWED |
| In regard to this, one meets up with it inside |
ESTEEMS |
| Is he an old man that's dirty? |
UNCLEAN |
| Just a very little turkey |
ATOM |
| More than twice as high, by the sound of it |
TREBLE |
| Old Bob, the harbourman, loves to play around |
SPORTSMAN |
| One needs space to sound more beefy |
METEOR |
| One of them could be 30 across |
CATS |
| One will go with one |
ESCORT |