| A Cockney's wife is his trouble and . . . . . . |
STRIFE |
| A French mixture of me with angel |
MELANGE |
| A quiet spell as in a storm |
LULL |
| A small bomb - you may be hoist with your own |
PETARD |
| Aid to squeezing foot into footwear |
SHOEHORN |
| An Italian mister |
SIGNOR |
| An old inn or public house |
TAVERN |
| Building attached to a larger one |
ANNEXE |
| Cards used to tell fortunes |
TAROT |
| Ceases to sit, adopts vertical posture |
STANDSUP |
| Cured or smoked herring |
KIPPER |
| Dig in turn, coming in uninvited |
INTRUDING |
| Disorderly, hard to control |
UNRULY |
| Drew out, elicited |
EDUCED |
| Fine smooth cotton thread for stockings |
LISLE |
| Food, or price of bus ticket |
FARE |
| French misters |
MESSIEURS |
| Illuminated by Sol |
SUNLIT |