- - Young fish from South Africa, right to eat
- - Fish in stargazy pie
- - While going back by river eat fish
- - a young pilchard
- - Small fish that's often canned
- - Rise and go out for fish
- - Fish found in salty river delta rather than lake
- - Caesar dined on small fish within
- - fish tightly packed in a can
- - With Asian dress cut short, eat fish
- - Erin sad about little one in school
- - Send IRA out for small fish
- - if you want fish, a diner's the place to find it
- - Leaders in South American republic eat fish
- - Sara gives up first appointment to dine on fish
- - small marine food fish of the herring family
- - looks a little fishy to me and should be canned
- - Sandier sort of fish
- - Fish in horrid drains eaten for starter?
- - closely packed item - a diner's excited
- - with royal in south africa, eat fish
- - A diner's ordered fish
- - Has headless diner ordered fish?
- - Rinsed a (anag) — fish
- - Fish that's packed tightly in a can
- - Fish, often tinned
- - Small food fish
- - Small marine fish
- - Small sea fish
- - Fish as served up right to eat
- - South African right to eat fish
- - American in diner's ordered fish
- - Celeb has no time to eat fish
- - Artists turned up to eat fish
- - A young pilchard; a variety of chalcedony
- - South African rook to eat fish
- - Burns up in film?
- - Depressed about Queen up north with One Direction packed in, like, as one?
- - Tightly packed fish
- - Diners upset about a fish
- - Fish developed ears to assimilate noise
- - Sarnie on the hoof packed with last of tinned fish
- - Small fish usually canned
- - Fish from nasty drains eaten for starter?
- - South American resistance eat fish
- - Astaire regularly appearing to eat fish
- - Rider of a packed subway, metaphorically
- - Emperor having no time to eat fish
- - Small oily fish
- - Salad and radicchio for starters, then eat fish
- - Fish name derived from an Italian island
- - Fish typically preserved in olive oil
- - Item in a tight tin
- - A diner's stewed fish
- - Fish sometimes used to make dashi
- - This fish, blue when cooked, could be undesirable
- - One in a tight squeeze
- - Fish said to be named for a Mediterranean island
- - Irish race back first three characters from 25 across from point in the sea
- - Short way one fillets normal fish
- - Below stairs, oddly, eat fish
- - One in a tight spot?
- - Tightly-tinned fish
- - Little fish in a tin
- - Cramped fish
- - Catch crammed in a can
- - Fish in a tin
- - Fish in oil
- - Crowded fish
- - One who's squeezed in
- - Part of a smorgasbord
- - Subway rider in rush hour.
- - Pilchard in oil.
- - Fish delicacy.
- - Fish in a can
- - Canned fish
- - Common food fish
- - Small fish
- - Food fish
- - Fish
- - Little fish
- - Tiny fish
- - which small edible fish is frequently canned in oil
- - Small oily fish, often sold in tins
- - dries an alternative fish
- - small fish that is canned
- - Small, oily herring served in oval tins
- - Clumsily rinsed a fish
- - any of various small marine food fish of the herring family
- - A small, oily fish, often canned or salted
- - Send Ira off to get little one from school
- - metaphorical rush-hour subway rider
- - No great swimmer, especially when canned!
- - Tightly packed pilchard
- - Rush hour public transportation commuter, metaphorically
- - Young pilchard
- - Can occupant eat at bottom of stairs occasionally?
- - Crowded subway metaphor
- - Swimmer curtailed children's game
- - Metaphor for density
- - Rush-hour subway rider, figuratively
- - Tightly packed item
- - Rush-hour subway rider, facetiously
- - Rush-hour subway rider, metaphorically
- - Certain rush hour commuter, metaphorically
- - Subway rider during rush hour, metaphorically
- - Piscine symbol of overcrowdedness
- - Canned item
- - Canned pilchard
- - Pilchard
- - Symbol of tight packing
- - Symbol of crowdedness
- - Portuguese export.
- - Hard-pressed passenger.
- - Small pilchard.
- - Canapé item.
- - Member of the rush hour.
- - Young of the pilchard.
- - Relative of the herring.
- - Import from Portugal.
- - Former Norwegian export to U. S.
- - Rush-hour subway commuter, metaphorically
- - Herring's kin
- - Herring family member
- - Herring relative
- - Kind of sandwich
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