- - Banana oil
- - Castle near Cork with a famous stone
- - ...... stone (rock said to have inspired the phrase "kiss me, i'm irish")
- - Flattery, cajoling talk
- - Bishop nearly converted by cajoling talk
- - Flattery or cajoling talk
- - castle in ireland with a stone, the kissing of which is said to bestow the power of eloquent speech
- - Flattering talk
- - Stone setting?
- - Total nonsense
- - Cajoling talk
- - Turn a blind eye dismissing United? You'll hear this harmless nonsense in these parts!
- - Flattery to gain favour in Cork
- - "Stone" in Ireland
- - Persuasive talk from Liberal in argument
- - Stone in Ireland said to convey the gift of persuasive talk
- - Nonsense, as the Irish might say
- - Flatterer's forte
- - "Stone" that's an Irish attraction
- - Row about line in Irishman's flattering speech
- - Hot air in Ireland
- - Castle with a much-kissed stone
- - Famous Irish stone
- - Castle with a stone
- - With 50D, Irishman's rock of flattery
- - ...... Stone (Irish attraction)
- - Honeyed words
- - Falderal
- - Honeyed phrases
- - Smooth talk.
- - Famous town near Cork.
- - Glib talk
- - Ireland's stone
- - Utter (nonsense)
- - Soft-soap
- - Cajolery.
- - Sweet talk
- - Flattery
- - Hooey
- - Nonsense
- - Hogwash
- - ........ stone, block of limestone in ireland that reputedly confers the gift of the gab when kissed
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