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a record?yes, of course [4,3[ ?o?? ?o?.
meat axe [4] c???.
a current recession [3]???...
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where the bridemay be seen to reform we hear [5].a?t?r. is it alter or altar?
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fool kid! [4]???t.
the front part and the base [4] ???m.
nominatedat the same time as,stand.[3,2,4]?u? u? ????...
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energetic person the devil dog is playing with? [4,2,4]?a?l ?f ?i?e.
in the middle of the summary weather,the rain comes through[5]?e?r?.
dress stand [3-2] ?e? u?...
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but this is quite different from mal-de mer.[3-5] sea ?e?e?.
proverbially,never receives the beauty prize[5,5]f?i?t ?e?r?...
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a little lower-down the leg. [4] ?a?f. is it half or calf?
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pretty girl badly bruised from a fall? [5] ?e?c?. part of the layette for the painters baby?[5,4]???r? c?a? when theres a terrible gale,strain to get back to land.[7] ?l?e??? by containing a price...
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tricky one here. it clears the vision,but deceives the judgement [7] e?e?a?h. is it eyewash,eyeball,or eyelash. thanks
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of course theyre better devices [5] t?t?s
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one spy trial may reveal an outstanding character. [11]???????l??? ancestors to which relative pronouns refer. [11] ???????e???
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20a She has overturned; I can right her (8) V - - - N - - -. 19a May be hauled in to the grass around the pub (6) - i - N - W. Minnow?
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DISTANCE TO MEASURE RIGHT INSIDE.[5]?E?R?
TWO-WAY AGREEMENT.[4]D?E?...
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he gains nothing but pleasure from his activities.[7] ??????t.
add to the general confusion[7] e?l???e....
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man getting hold of eastern head -covering [5]?e?e? fashionable instant kind of food [6] ?o???h get rid of man turning up with comedian [6]???c?r? start work with directions [4]o?e? telegraph cryptic...
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man with a small fortune [7]???t?n?
stroll with relative in south with hesitation[7] ?a?o?e?...
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sunday life cryptic.
a girl sent round transport for the sailors. [7]?a?c?r?
he should honour his agreement to the letter. [6] l?s?e?....
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its said to be a way to ensure a good stretch of repentance[5,2,5] ????? ?? ??s?e
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could anyone have any information on the 85 year rule re pensions?
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So, Mummy and Daddy = Parents. Her Mummy and Daddy = In-Laws. Brother and sister = Siblings. Is there a similar term for nephews and nieces?
I was just wundring....
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sidesman? [8] ?a?t???n.
would their activities end with a mating-call? [5-7] ???s? ??a?e?s....
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