| 'Being so needled, the saint may want to scratch (6)' |
STITCH |
| 'By the sound of it, just look how cold the water's there (3)' |
SEA |
| 'Gee! Everyone on this for quartz, by the sound of it (6)' |
GALLON |
| 'If you've got to smash it, don't be rough (5,2,6)' |
BREAKITGENTLY |
| 'It is not so festive in them, initially (6)' |
SAINTS |
| 'It'll get down its throat, swift-like (7)' |
SWALLOW |
| 'Leave the girl bloody broke (5,3,5)' |
BREAKHERHEART |
| 'Let him off (4,3,1,5)' |
GIVEHIMABREAK |
| 'Nevertheless, a teetotaller might get it on ahead (2,4)' |
ATTHAT |
| 'One is putting off, in a manner of speaking (7)' |
HECKLER |
| 'Sable, perhaps, as poetry should do, by the look of it (4)' |
SCAN |
| 'Sand, it seems, gets like concrete (3)' |
SET |
| 'So seedy one may need the undertaker, by the sound of it (5)' |
BERRY |
| 'Soaks it up around what are, in short, what one will scatter (5)' |
STREW |
| 'Splits it (6,2,2,3)' |
BREAKSITINTWO |
| 'That place is not abroad, perhaps (7)' |
ISTHMUS |
| 'This will go down, turn and go up (3)' |
SAG |
| 'Tour for defeat, but not in the end (4)' |
ROUT |
| 'Wearied once more, so gave it up (7)' |
RETIRED |
