| (Of place) without much activity |
SLEEPY |
| (Of voice) deep, rough |
GRAVELLY |
| Abrasive lava |
PUMICESTONE |
| Agreeable |
NICE |
| Algernon —, English poet |
SWINBURNE |
| Area of New York |
HARLEM |
| Area with factories |
INDUSTRIALESTATE |
| Au revoir in Italian |
ARRIVEDERCI |
| Blown out of proportion |
EXAGGERATED |
| Butter substitute |
MARGARINE |
| Call (someone) to a meeting |
SUMMON |
| Caused (something) to happen |
TRIGGERED |
| Causing humiliation and distress |
SHAMEFUL |
| Chinese currency |
YUAN |
| Cover with grass |
TURF |
| Devon's county town |
EXETER |
| Expel from university |
SENDDOWN |
| Extravagant publicity |
HYPE |
| Face |
VISAGE |
| Female dancer |
BALLERINA |
| Gambling game |
ROULETTE |
| Get very annoyed |
LOSEONESRAG |
| Goodbye (dated) |
TOODLEOO |
| Grotesque misrepresentation |
TRAVESTY |
| Group of allied countries |
BLOC |
| Growing fainter |
FADING |
| Identifier |
NAMETAG |
| Imagine |
CONCEIVE |
| Imposing, grand |
STATELY |
| In an awkward position |
CORNERED |
