- - Skilled starts for a dead end, perhaps two
- - Expert in a reduced department
- - A warehouse robbed of Old Master
- - Skilled arboriculturist initially shortened branch
- - well up in a small department
- - A master of an art, someone who is good at something
- - Masterly advert for a new pet
- - skilled in a small department
- - A section expert
- - Like a jack of all trades
- - Expert from A-section?
- - Like a dab hand
- - A little section produces expert
- - Skilled person in a section of large store, briefly
- - A branch shortly becoming efficient
- - Like a whiz
- - A division of a company contracted to be proficient
- - Master, extremely disagreeable in a gym
- - Having a sure hand
- - Sharp as a tack
- - clever, nowadays, at pet management
- - exhibiting competence
- - expert leading academic division, in short
- - Expert having tendency to conceal notes
- - Skilled at something
- - pated (anag.)
- - Taped in expert style
- - pat and ed are quite skilled at it
- - Good puff with exercise embracing sweetheart
- - Skilful elevation of soft pedal to some extent
- - expert, suitable, going round delaware
- - Impressively skilled
- - super-skilled
- - expert (at)
- - Advanced section, highly skilled
- - expert, skilled
- - Skilled at limiting vice
- - taped wrong expert
- - Skilful head of Art Department
- - Taped (anag) — expert
- - expert close to claiming degree record
- - Taped in expert fashion
- - Demonstrating prowess
- - expert (in)
- - Skilful prosecutor turned and went on scratching head
- - skilled cyclist pedalling backwards enthrals
- - Dexterous, deft
- - Senior out of desperation is highly proficient
- - opposite of clumsy
- - no novice
- - Practised fitting coats of Parisian
- - Accomplished, masterly
- - Very skilful
- - Having the skill required
- - Having the required skills
- - Highly competent
- - "Able" one
- - Proficient one
- - Like an expert
- - Versed in
- - Deft
- - Slick
- - Skilled one
- - Capable?
- - Highly capable
- - Very proficient
- - Very slick
- - Highly skilled
- - Quite skilled
- - Thoroughly proficient
- - Very skilled
- - Highly proficient
- - Quite proficient
- - Accomplished top-grade with department
- - Well-versed
- - Very skilled, proficient
- - Skilled (at)
- - More than capable
- - Clever comment pedant keeps back
- - More than just able
- - Dazzlingly skilled one
- - Masterful
- - More than merely able
- - Doing well (at)
- - Skilful, expert
- - Very capable
- - Expert had kept initially away
- - Sure-handed
- - Not so klutzy
- - Showing mastery
- - Proficient, skilled
- - Nimble-fingered
- - Notice record time accomplished
- - Well-equipped (at)
- - Deft comment pedant keeps back
- - Virtuosic
- - Skilled Pat worked with Ed
- - Au fait
- - Accomplished wizard
- - Well-rehearsed
- - Quite skillful
- - More than competent
- - Far from klutzy
- - Well-practiced
- - Excellent department led by ace
- - Department following American expert
- - Ace cuppa to be served up -- insert pennies separately
- - Quite capable
- - Like an old pro
- - Bungling
- - Versed
- - Well-versed in
- - Good (at)
- - Notice record time -- it's very good
- - Quite competent
- - No slouch
- - Very skilled person
- - Masterfully competent
- - Showing expertise
- - Practiced person
- - More than just capable
- - Virtuoso
- - More than merely competent
- - Proficient person
- - Far from bungling
- - More than merely capable
- - Well-suited to the task
- - Far from incapable
- - On the ball
- - Really good (at)
- - Like crackerjacks
- - Particularly skillful
- - Quite slick
- - Far from clumsy
- - More than able
- - Polished.
- - Competent
- - Skilled
- - Proficient
- - Handy
- - Talented
- - Practiced
- - Crack
- - Very good
- - Ace
- - Skilful
- - Adroit
- - Skillful
- - Dexterous
- - Facile.
- - "... expert ..."
- - Crackerjack
- - Maven
- - Accomplished
- - Pro ......
- - Clever
- - Expert, notice, attached to English gym
- - Masterly
- - very good (at)
- - Completely skilled
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