- - .. of heavy food, say, with raised specks
- - Heavy food? Eccentric gets to eat an excessive amount
- - Something filling skip that obviously doesn't get eaten, initially
- - Filling food set out — stray dog gets stuck in
- - Heavy, starchy food
- - Brie coming out of Gobi Desert is lumpy in an indigestible way
- - Fast food urge? Half repeatedly avoided this perhaps
- - Do get stuffed after starchy starter ... of this?
- - Street party set up -- get mostly awful grub?
- - Stuff full of food
- - What British gluttons do
- - Starchy food
- - Heavy uninteresting food
- - Heavy food awkward to digest without it
- - Unpleasantly heavy food
- - Dull, heavy food
- - Set about catching wild dog that's hard going to put away
- - Heavy foodstuff
- - Extremely short poem containing good, hearty fare
- - Heavy, solid food
- - God set free meal high in carbs
- - Unappetising food set dog off
- - For example, Dot's backing it will stick to your ribs
- - Hamburgers chips etc
- - Junk food, chips etc.
- - Fattening food
- - For example, marks up uninviting meal
- - Uninteresting food
- - Set dog (anag)
- - Food that's hard to digest
- - Dull (food)
- - Heavy filling food
- - Dog set about heavy chow
- - Dog set out to find heavy nutrition?
- - Carbohydrate-rich food (informal)
- - Serves up, for example, Dorothy's heavy food
- - Set dog liquid high-carb meal
- - Heavy food
- - Sticky, heavy and unhealthy food
- - Strangely, dog in street ultimately ate dull food
- - Heavy food, say, Dorothy's sent back
- - Heavy meal
- - Stuffy type
- - Stuff with food
- - Stuff, as with food
- - Dull plodder
- - Filling food
- - Plodding person
- - Heavy, filling food, in Soho
- - Slow plodding person.
- - Stuff full, as with food.
- - Old-fashioned type
- - Indigestible food, for example, sent back
- - Tasteless (food)
- - as an example, dorothy's going north for such food
- - Comedian's foil swapping a ring for daughter's heavy food
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