| (Of sound) be audible at a distance |
CARRY |
| - Sykes, British comedian |
ERIC |
| Abundant |
PLENTEOUS |
| American pit viper |
RATTLESNAKE |
| As was Martin Luther |
PROTESTANT |
| At a light moderate pace (music) |
ANDANTINO |
| Badly behaved |
NAUGHTY |
| Barrier to water |
FLOODGATE |
| Be between things |
INTERVENE |
| Beyond |
OUTWITH |
| Causing discomfort (to someone) |
INCOMMODING |
| Chasing; put as run (anag.) |
PURSUANT |
| Conduct inciting rebellion |
SEDITION |
| Convertible car |
SOFTTOP |
| Culinary plant |
POTHERB |
| Distribute (eg, duties) |
ALLOCATE |
| Drunk; restricted |
TIGHT |
| Early US university |
PRINCETON |
| Easily separating; unreliable |
FLAKY |
| Fossil flying reptile |
PTEROSAUR |
| Gather (after an attack) |
REGROUP |
| Hindu god |
SHIVA |
| Holy person |
SAINT |
| In the middle of a river |
MIDSTREAM |
| Jane Eyre author |
CHARLOTTEBRONTE |
| Japanese paper folding |
ORIGAMI |
| Lack of energy |
LETHARGY |
| Lacking a sensible explanation |
WITHOUTRHYMEORREASON |
| Lacking skill |
INEXPERT |
| Leather; country |
MOROCCO |
| London shopping thoroughfare |
OXFORDSTREET |
