| 'Ride a . . . . . . . . . from Banbury Cross' |
COCKHORSE |
| 18th century Italian lover |
CASANOVA |
| A fight between large forces |
BATTLE |
| A shoulder bag for school-books |
SATCHEL |
| Absurd or foolish movements intended to amuse |
ANTICS |
| America's Lone Star State |
TEXAS |
| Animal that yields veal |
CALF |
| Approaches boldly, solicits |
ACCOSTS |
| Chess piece shaped like horse's head |
KNIGHT |
| Curved like surface of a ball |
CONVEX |
| Excuse from doing or cause to explode |
LETOFF |
| Hardened as by experience |
INURED |
| In slang, stop doing that - use scissors? |
CUTITOUT |
| Make less severe, say thirst |
ASSUAGE |
| Meter gig for measuring the boiling of hen-fruit |
EGGTIMER |
| Musically, in slow time |
ADAGIO |
| Novel by J Sheridan Le Fanu: 'Uncle . . . . .' |
SILAS |
| Old Roman salute, or frozen pellets |
HAIL |