| A bit's the short answer to their support |
PARTISANS |
| About fifty broken noses, indeed |
NOLESS |
| After five it spoils one to get such a set-up |
VITIATES |
| Approaching such a ward would not be welcome |
UNTO |
| Are, in short, in a long, thin bit of meat |
STREAK |
| At a pinch one may get the duck into the ship |
STEALS |
| Being outside, one pays to be in the house, by the sound of it |
LOGGIA |
| Br. N. has got around three relations |
BRETHREN |
| Can this part of Wicklow be suitable for such pears? |
AVOCADO |
| Can, perhaps, Edward be just a shade like this? |
TINTED |
| Continue with the newspapers on this |
PRESSON |
| Could one bear being like this? |
URSINE |
| Father's bold to be round about them |
DARES |
| Fed up at last with never being 1 across |
DEFENDING |
| For lubricant, that's the drill for them (3, 5) |
OILWELLS |
| How unpleasant 35 across are about the marshes I have |
OFFENSIVE |
| Is there a farmer on board? |
TILLER |
| It is during Lent that one may join forces |
ENLIST |