- - an amulet or charm in the form of a bell, heart, moon, star, sun-flash etc for the harness of a shire or similar draught animal; or, the copper alloy used to make said ornament
- - Money for instruments
- - Metal in a trumpet
- - alloy of copper and zinc, used in construction of musical instruments
- - gall bladder back in fish
- - Descriptive of 7's instrument
- - Bigwigs in uniforms
- - Alpert's instruments
- - Metal in a tuba
- - Bold self-confidence seen in orchestra section
- - Singer brings in right band section
- - Fish bringing in right money
- - Part of the orchestra in the money?
- - Singer brings in right instruments
- - Metal in tubas
- - Money, in British slang
- - Runs into singer and part of orchestra
- - Bigwigs in uniform
- - Money for the band, perhaps
- - The effrontery of some bandsmen
- - Nerve of supporters on top of stand
- - Orchestra players
- - Boldness required to make money
- - Trumpets' section
- - To get money, you need audacity
- - metal alloy of copper, zinc
- - The cheek is tender
- - The scum from brass ordinarily is returned
- - alloy used for valueless farthings?
- - money for officers
- - Generals and admirals
- - Gold-coloured metal alloy
- - Nerve - but not of steel
- - Tin item on chest supported by ship
- - Army bigwigs informally
- - effrontery of some bandsmen
- - Money made by son wearing women's clothing
- - the effrontery to make money
- - Orchestra section with horns
- - ... trumpet, say, for money
- - the effrontery of the band?
- - Such monkeys don't do certain things
- - money and two letters for music-makers
- - Almost impudent joining school band
- - Orchestra section with trombones and horns
- - Majors, say
- - Fish bit angler's bottom - what cheek!
- - Metal support poles
- - Alloy used for farthings, one imagines
- - Supporter with two sons gives money
- - General hat material?
- - Military big shots
- - Cornet composition
- - officers' money
- - Type of band or ring
- - High-ranking figures, collectively
- - brother donkey needs vulgar money
- - Yellowish metal alloy
- - The cheek of some musicians!
- - Horn metal
- - what the alloy mannheim gold really is
- - new orleans's dirty dozen ...... band
- - Yellow metal
- - Trombone section
- - Pentagon figures
- - Military V.I.P.'s
- - Carousel's ring
- - Zinc/copper alloy
- - Yellowish alloy
- - Word with top (army bigwigs)
- - Word with knuckles or tacks
- - Word with hat or band
- - Upstairs group
- - Top military
- - Population of the Pentagon.
- - Pentagon people, informally
- - Pentagon material?
- - Pentagon feature
- - Overbearing quality
- - Orchestra section where you'd find trumpets
- - Orchestra section featuring trumpets and trombones
- - Occupants of Pentagon.
- - Military VIP's
- - Metal for a monkey
- - Metal alloy that tubas are made of
- - Material for many a light fixture
- - Kind of ring or band
- - Kind of knuckles
- - Joint Chiefs, e.g.
- - Horny parts?
- - Heavy metal alloy
- - Gold-braided ones
- - Gold braid wearers.
- - Generals, etc.
- - Frank Norris book: 1921
- - Bold self-assurance
- - Army honchos
- - Army biggies
- - Alloy used for tubas
- - " . . . putty, ......, an' PAint": Kipling
- - ...... knuckles (weapons worn on the fingers)
- - Top guns
- - Military heads?
- - High-ranking officers
- - Military higher-ups
- - Military honchos
- - {/Nitty-gritty, as of negotiations/}
- - Marching band section
- - V.I.P.'s
- - Officials
- - Hat.
- - Audacity
- - Effrontery
- - Nerve
- - Chutzpah
- - Alloy of copper and zinc
- - 1980s ITV sitcom about the 1930s industrial north
- - Copper-zinc alloy
- - Supporters start to save money
- - Alloy; cheek
- - Tuba material
- - Button material, sometimes
- - Copper and zinc
- - Battle bosses
- - Tubas and trombones
- - Army bigwigs
- - Top officers
- - Copper alloy
- - Support something like the Great Britain, providing money
- - Pentagon bigwigs
- - Copper-and-zinc alloy
- - Zinc plus copper
- - Audacity shown by brother facing fool
- - Military VIPs
- - Money needed for memorial
- - Alloy
- - Trumpets and tubas, e.g
- - "If you think that the ........ is not blowing hard enough, tone it down another shade or two" (Richard Strauss)
- - Military bigwigs
- - Money for military VIPs
- - Metal alloy
- - Horn material
- - Much of a marching band
- - Orchestral section
- - The top military players?
- - Pentagon V.I.P.s
- - Army VIPs
- - Copper + zinc
- - Leadership
- - Common alloy
- - Effrontery shown by a section of the orchestra
- - Type of band
- - Military muckety-mucks
- - An alloy
- - Nerve of some players!
- - Majors, e.g
- - Alloy also used for bottle
- - Band section
- - Pentagon powers
- - Metallic alloy
- - Word with "ring" or "knuckles"
- - Horn section
- - Authority figures
- - Metal used for tubas
- - Material for a bugle
- - Source of many orders
- - Bugle material
- - Alloy of zinc and copper
- - Trumpet metal
- - Heavy alloy
- - Military muckamucks
- - Word with "tacks" or "knuckles"
- - Dirty Dozen ...... Band
- - Military leaders
- - Officers
- - Trumpets and trombones, e.g.
- - Higher-ups
- - Word with "band" or "ring"
- - Epitome of boldness
- - Pentagon personnel
- - Military pooh-bahs
- - Impudence of a Br. fool
- - Word before band or ring
- - Very important people
- - Big cheeses
- - Military muck-a-mucks
- - Copper/zinc alloy
- - Tuba metal
- - Base runners?
- - Kind of band
- - Group giving orders
- - Generals and such
- - High-ranking officers, familiarly
- - Switchplate metal
- - Button material
- - $$$ bigwigs
- - Orchestra section
- - Heavy metal
- - Impudence
- - Cheekiness
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