| A brief snooze |
NAP |
| A dish of lettuce and vegetables |
SALAD |
| A disorderly mob |
RABBLE |
| A fixed allowance in times of scarcity |
RATION |
| A friendly underatanding between countries, may be cordiale |
ENTENTE |
| A small pang |
TWINGE |
| Alloy of tin and lead, often in beer mug |
PEWTER |
| Australian city with famous opera house |
SYDNEY |
| Bench in a church |
PEW |
| Collar button or animal farm |
STUD |
| Consume too much like a glutton |
OVEREAT |
| Continue like British comedy films? |
CARRYON |
| Crooked, askew |
AWRY |
| Crust over sore or strike-breaker |
SCAB |
| English racing venue on coast |
ASCOT |
| Fall back before enemy |
RETREAT |
| Habitual or customary practices |
USAGES |
| Had lawful title to |
OWNED |
| Herons for a Portuguese gentleman |
SENHOR |
| Indefinitely, with no appointed date - . . . . die |
SINE |
| Indicator on computer monitor |
CURSOR |
