| (Having) consumed too much |
OVEREATEN |
| (Of voice) rough, harsh |
HOARSE |
| Act independently |
GOONESOWNWAY |
| Act of retaliation |
REPRISAL |
| Astronaut |
SPACEMAN |
| Bizarre |
SURREAL |
| Boat's steering bar |
TILLER |
| Brave, heroic |
GALLANT |
| Class favourite |
TEACHERSPET |
| Completely consumed, exhausted |
USEDUP |
| Copying/colouring process |
DYELINE |
| County town on the river Dee |
CHESTER |
| Cropped up |
AROSE |
| Deprive of prominence |
ECLIPSE |
| Ecuadorean currency; sugar (French) |
SUCRE |
| Exceed (allowed time/cost) |
OVERRUN |
| Extravagantly theatrical |
OPERATIC |
| Fluff on which some seeds fly |
THISTLEDOWN |
| Fodder plant |
ALFALFA |
| Former US president |
LINCOLN |
| Jerome K. Jerome book (5,3,2,1,4) |
THREEMENINABOAT |
| Lacking foresight |
IMPROVIDENT |
| Liverpool football club |
EVERTON |
| Looking at with interest |
EYING |
| Make a series of spitting or choking sounds |
SPLUTTER |
| Money a country owes |
NATIONALDEBT |
| Money demanded for release |
RANSOM |
| Moving swiftly |
RACING |
| Non-work activity |
LEISURE |
| Not as long |
SHORTER |
| Not clearly expressed |
OBSCURE |
