- - UPS organised carriers for patrons
- - Drinks containing malt liquor for loyalists
- - Football fans
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- - They're organised to slow down the traffic of drugs primarily targeting upsetting practice in Ring
- - Drugs for catching rats employed by those out in force to slow the movement down
- - Illegal drug captures expected to slow down here
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- - conventional design is going to upset wet patron
- - Design talk naturally starts under tree
- - Crockery design
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- - Patron that has been upset by agent
- - Patron's complaint surrounding northern player
- - friend's been troubled by a thing
- - Generous person has been upset by female performer
- - Patron's grumble about new performer
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- - Hon. Uncle organised a formal midday meal
- - Midday gathering
- - Formal midday meal
- - Midday party
- - Meal(Used today)
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- - organised collection of files and dates about a tax form
- - Collections of files or other information
- - District Attorney briefly thanks main offices for loads of information
- - Large sets of computer info
- - Collections of files on computers
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- - Time given formally organised words
- - judgment of a court in a number of words
- - Sequence of words for length of time
- - A few words, maybe, will declare what one's punishment is
- - Time for a grammatical unit
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- - sale he organised with former form of ownership
- - Form of property tenure
- - Land, perhaps meadow auctioned without a form of enquiry?
- - Meadows outside of Edinburgh with ancient tenure
- - all he does to alter the tenure
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- - foreigner organised tail on scot
- - rewriting ..a tail' in another language
- - The matter understood, a law on man's language
- - wagging tail, scot becomes foreign
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- - Run away from pedestrian organised fortnightly events
- - Recurring marine events
- - Events after the first quarter of the moon
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