- - put an end to, say, good food for a picnic?
- - thwart urge for ‘a substantial meal'?
- - Drink, then urge to get round food?
- - stop, then encourage, a snack
- - Drink for example supplied with good meal [substantial according to Eustice]
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- - Shakespeare character who says 'Good night, ladies; good night, sweet ladies; good night, good night'
- - Work hard with adapter of Shakespeare to depict tragic heroine
- - Daughter of Polonius, in Shakespeare
- - Female character in Hamlet
- - Daughter of Polonius and sister of Laertes in William Shakespeare's play Hamlet
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- - Good forecast for a picnic
- - a funny place, to be honest?
- - Fine atmosphere implying good weather
- - Good weather for the show
- - Airmen soaring, circling Italy, having good weather
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- - *Good picnic forecast
- - Part of a forecast without clouds
- - Zero-chance-of-rain forecast
- - Good news for meteor shower gazers
- - Blue forecast
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- - Picnic food item
- - Whisky, for example, before good savoury item of food
- - thwart urge for ‘a substantial meal'?
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- - Popular picnic food
- - Stuffed with duck, kipper cooked for snack
- - lavender part inferior, according to spooner? that's not true
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- - Picnic foods enjoyed near El Capitan, slangily?
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- - Food-fight evidence at the picnic?
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- - Picnic food with a classic jingle asking "what kind of kids eat" them
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- - Picnic food.
- - No food for cool cats
- - Food for stolen animals
- - Animals after stolen food
- - Food for cool cats? Hardly
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