| One might this to ring from ear to ear |
GRIN |
| One would have thought that it would at last be wet |
BRAIN |
| One would never agree to ride around anything so very loud |
DIFFER |
| Seems that Ian is the flower of the male sex |
GENTIAN |
| Something for the angler on the field of play |
TACKLE |
| Sounds as if Pete is all for racing |
TURF |
| Space for what's sore by the sound |
ACRE |
| That is to say, ''Cheese it, Little Brother!'' |
BRIE |
| That's one set of symbols for racing |
FORMULA |
| The prelate must keep an eye on it |
SEE |
| The young fellow might have a dip at the French |
LADLE |
| There's a ball in a H with this, in short, in Galway |
INCH |
| There's nothing in a musical instrument to go to one's head |
CORONET |
| They have to work their way through this |
STAFFENTRANCE |
| They're neither good girls nor folk, either, there |
BROADS |
| This might happen to give a firm turn up to the dog |
OCCUR |
| This minute month |
INSTANT |
| Thrust forward with a breath, perhaps |
LUNGED |
| Was in the van, but not lightly, by the sound of it |
LED |