Are, in short, in the meat to make it long and thin |
STREAK |
As yet it's no go for gerls, perhaps |
LINGERS |
At the stage of not having been confirmed |
ACTING |
Get me up to put my arms around the two of them |
EMBRACE |
He might get you to the point of death |
FENCER |
How odd to have two hundred and ten in rice like this! |
ECCENTRIC |
However unpleasant she may be, G is what will make a Scot love her |
HAG |
I have a bit of a friend around - just a bit |
PARTIALLY |
I must see the doctor - and see him at once |
IMPATIENT |
If you're in no hurry you can turn it over and over and get the end of 10 across round it |
STROLLING |
In a very masculine way, one is, for the most part |
MAINLY |
Is the backward little beast able ever to be so piratical? |
BUCCANEER |
Making up for getting on with a giant around |
ATONING |
Master H. can be such a little beast |
HAMSTER |
Might C. ask for the instance of posassium? |
KEG |
Might one be at rest and be as good as gold of old? |
STATER |