| Nobody on the bench, but that's nothing unusual |
SEER |
| Praise a ten in a let |
CURIA |
| Round and round around tea |
RAGOUT |
| Seems that Arthur's an operative |
RECITAL |
| Sir, in that you are dry |
RIVIERA |
| Some powder, thanks to Elsie, by the sound of it |
BOSS |
| Sonny, that does not sound as if it applies to you |
VOLE |
| That gets around on foot around one hundred |
REASONS |
| That one's enough to draw you across the Ocean |
YANK |
| The sense of smell gets in this, by the sound of it |
NUMERAL |
| They're round round the mountains |
ORANGES |
| This managed so grand to be paid on demand |
VERSES |
| What you can do with a watch |
EFFACE |
| What's sick in Reginald is making it grating |
PUNDIT |
| When peculiar people come to tea, a scrap results |
ENGRAVE |
| You get nothing but a cold chop from that |
LITMUS |
| You get the point in the broken sled when it goes round and round |
DIVULGE |
| You get this upon a time for a start |
MIME |
| You'll shortly find there's a limit to this |
SIT |