| ''Old King Cole was a merry . . . . . . .'' |
OLDSOUL |
| ''To err is human, . . . . . . . . . divine'' |
TOFORGIVE |
| A clever sort of axe |
CLEAVER |
| A clumsy fellow, usually with land |
LUBBER |
| A little bit open |
AJAR |
| A mournful song or lament for dead |
DIRGE |
| Agreeable in Ealing |
GENIAL |
| Amount produced by worker or machine |
OUTPUT |
| Ancient Turks or long cushioned seats |
OTTOMANS |
| Be excessive like fulsome thespian |
OVERACT |
| Bend the knee in obeisance |
GENUFLECT |
| Cause to explode |
DETONATE |
| Cleopatra's river |
NILE |
| Coarse like clay |
EARTHY |
| Essential organs of the body |
VITALS |
| Fixed or required by law |
STATUTORY |
| Goldsmith novel ''The . . . . . of Wakefield'' (5) |
VICAR |
| Great pass between Pakistan and Afghanistan |
KHYBER |
