| Not the twit who's thin on top? |
| Why the hard-bitten crook gave himself up? |
| Time to turn in, the soldier reveals |
| Get the letter off |
| Run back to find people trapped in agony |
| Adds to the contents of the jug |
| Was wobbly from the second blow |
| The cry of an animal, though you say no |
| Run right into the chopper, turning |
| Concealed a number in the latter half |
| Many, since, having been badly affected by cuts |
| The biggest exam, everybody will enter for |
| Said "Awful racket outside" with scorn |
| An obvious attempt to discourage imitators |
| Conclude it's a coating of some kind |
| Tips from people who are not to be trusted |
| Give the last ball-point to |
| Rule out the hundred in cash |
| Three meals a day and money you don't have to work for |
| So see first the performer |
| Following behind the Queen |
| Stop in the shade, terribly hot |
| Experience, when you rehearse |
| He'll wait until the trip is over |
| Someone noisily closing the door of the old car? |
| What I see floating in a great expanse of water |
| Created excitement when one dived off the bridge into the river? |
| Change your mind when you regain consciousness |
| Wrongly accept to be an accident |
| Don't forget to carry inside and look after |
| Produced, to make the hole with |
| Tell you it's right and make you very happy |
| Bets the dope has been swallowed by the dogs |
| Is keen to get the building site surrounding the church |
| Tend to stoop |
| Drank to get warm |
| In which, drunk on the hard stuff, one's very merry |
| To give it significance, at the end we land outside |
| Empty the sack |
| "Strived" is wrong, but it does amuse one |
| If you don't mind listening to excuses |
| Not voting to give to one's successors |
| The Scottish leader is given access by the guard |
| He eats a lot - too much, putting weight on |
| One by one forming part of the act |
| See, all right, when you open your eyes |