| A mixture of the mule and the mills of the North |
EMULSION |
| About fifty deuces would be enough to shut one off from the rest |
SECLUDE |
| Anne gets confused when the editor comes round one over the eight |
ENNEAD |
| Beg in the very best swell, perhaps |
STARTOFF |
| By an afterthought 'e gets into church |
APSE |
| By the look of them they'll get you up by the sound of them |
STARES |
| How the serpent gets the sects confused with the views |
ASPECTS |
| If you get to the county before tea you may have wine instead |
CLARET |
| In this sort of direction you'll never miss her |
HITHER |
| Indeed the car is about fifty, or so you'll have told the customs |
DECLARED |
| Isn't it just a bit negative to vote for Ronald like this? |
ELECTRON |
| It takes ages to get no C sound after this |
LONGTIME |
| It was so tasty that the bird sank its teeth into it |
TITBIT |
| It would take a great deal to sue about such a moron |
ENORMOUS |
| It's a bit rough to bury this by the sound of it with derision |
RASP |
| Make nothing of it, by the sound of it |
SHUTUP |