ACHING.......................................1
Aching, if unbroken hearted	NBB GRE 39
ACKNOWLEDGE..................................1
I acknowledge my transgressions	SEL LIC 53
ACOLYTE......................................3
An Acolyte singeth	LNC HOL 1
On this pale acolyte.	LNC HOL 7
Chasuble, acolyte, incense-offering,	LNC MFO 15
ACQUAINTED...................................1
An artist with whom we're acquainted	PWA WIN 13
ACQUIRE......................................1
And how did I acquire her? Well to tell you about that	NIP EXE 15
ACRES........................................4
Over listening acres of waterlogged ground	NBB LIN 38
That the Speckleby acres be tenantless still.	NBB LIN 64
In the near municipal acres were making a noise	PWA FSE 6
How long before the pleasant acres	HAH MAT 19
ACROSS.......................................28
Some with wire across their teeth,	MOZ WES 18
YOU SHALL NOT! clear across to Highgate Hill	LNC EBE 28
Across the waste of waters die,	NBB HEN 25
Of prunus and forsythia across the public way,	NBB MAY 2
Pulls across with even strokes.	NBB YAA 8
Across the middle of his coat which lay	NBB ENO 18
He runs his hands once, twice, across his face	NBB ENO 78
Running across the park	NBB AVA 7
Printed across her paper sailor hat.	SEL SEA 168
No sailing bounding ball across the turf	SEL NOR 3
Love thirty! Pang! across the evening air	SEL NOR 65
A shade across the net, but Demon Sex,	SEL NOR 72
Coo-ee! Coo-ee! across the lavender,	SEL NOR 126
Across the mist of pale gypsophila	SEL NOR 127
Then pealing out across the estuary	SEL NOR 143
Across the wet November night	FLC PUB 1
And lamp-oil light across the night	FLC CHR 3
Ran a race across the ciders	FLC SAF 9
Across the Garden of Remembrance? No,	FLC SIN 20
The nurse puts down her knitting and walks across to her,	FLC REM 5
Across the grass the poplar shades grow longer	PWA FEL 25
Forcibly fed when sprawled across her knee	PWA NW5 22
Are rolled across by limestone breakers,	HAH MAT 21
A stile or two across the dairy farms	HAH WIL 16
And then oh horror! right across the pitch	HAH CRM 90
Across the water from Hansom's terrace,	NIP BEA 9
Shades of the Sixth across the Peloponnese.	NIP GRO 2
The fourteenth century. There across the apse,	NIP GRO 24
ACTED........................................1
When my son's colleger acted as tray	LNC CHL 9
ACTION.......................................1
So we who watch the action done	NIP BAL 61
ACTON........................................1
Harold Acton lie in Mellstock Churchyard now.	COD DOR 8
ACTS.........................................1
It is the thoughts, my son, that lead to acts	NIP SHT 34
ACTUALLY.....................................1
You ask me what it is I do. Well actually, you know,	NIP EXE 5
ACTUARY......................................1
Two children of a chartered actuary	SEL NOR 61
ACUSHLA......................................1
Sweet Moira McCavendish, acushla machree.	HAH MOI 8
AD...........................................1
With the ad hoc policy hitherto adapted	HAH PRO 7
ADAPTED......................................2
Adapted for the cornet and the drums	SEL SEA 151
With the ad hoc policy hitherto adapted	HAH PRO 7
ADD..........................................2
But spare the bald young clerks who add	COD SLO 21
If I add that I glimpse in the Mistress	NIP LEN 23
ADDISCOMBE...................................1
Low down the line sings the Addiscombe train,	COD LOV 18
ADDITION.....................................1
He gave the new addition,	MOZ HYM 21
ADDRESS......................................2
Here's my address when I'm not on my bicycle, poking	COD LIV 12
And this new flat is such a good address	NIP SHT 14
ADJACENT.....................................1
The rain-weathered streets of adjacent Rumsaa,	LNC PIE 6
ADJECTIVE....................................1
Adjective from Rumer Godden}	NBB ANA 24
ADJUNCT......................................1
Which is published as a vital adjunct to our cultural groups?	HAH REP 6
ADMINISTRATION...............................1
And the laughs we used to have at your gift for administration,	HAH COM 19
ADMINISTRATIVE...............................1
Beside administrative blocks	HAH GCR 15
ADMIRALS.....................................1
Red Admirals basking with their wings apart.	NBB ENO 25
ADMIRE.......................................1
And though I admire	HAH CAP 8
ADMIT........................................1
We must admit that, though he's hell,	NIP COU 35
ADOLESCENCE..................................1
Where blue-serged adolescence learn'd	NBB SOL 7
ADOPTED......................................1
By roads not adopted , by woodlanded ways,	NBB BLS 29
ADORABLE.....................................1
Oh! strongly adorable tennis-girl's hand!	NBB BLS 36
ADORE........................................1
Pam, I adore you, Pam, you great big mountainous sports girl,	LNC PPO 13
ADORNED......................................1
These are the walls adorned with portraits,	HAH PLA 9
ADORNING.....................................1
Repetitive adorning	HAH PRO 17
ADORNMENTS...................................1
With Edwardian faience adornments Devonshire Street.	FLC DEV 4
ADRIFT.......................................1
While she, in arc-lit Oxford Street adrift,	FLC MET 23
ADULTERERS...................................1
Woodmen, cutters of turf, adulterers, church restorers,	COD HAR 9
ADULTEROUS...................................1
Furk'd an adulterous braggart, liar and thief.	FLC VIL 39
ADUMBRATION..................................1
On high, the clouds with mighty adumbration	NBB BAT 5
ADVENT.......................................1
The bells of waiting Advent ring,	FLC CHR 1
ADVERTISE....................................1
And sweetshops advertise Ice Cream in vain.	SEL SEA 12
ADVICE.......................................1
I'll give you my advice for what it's worth	NIP SHT 66
ADVISING.....................................1
Advising it on taste? It is not so.	NIP GRO 29
AEONS........................................1
Avis, it's ages!... Hamish, but its aeons ...	NIP PAT 24
AEROPLANES...................................1
Low-flying aeroplanes.	HAH SKI 24
AERTEX.......................................1
To take our Aertex panters off	LNC LET 22
AESTHETES....................................2
Of all unhealthy aesthetes such as me.	HAH CRM 25
God guards his aesthetes. If by chance these lines	HAH CRM 51
AETAT........................................1
For Patrick, aetat LXX	NIP INL 16
AFAR.........................................3
Around us are Rovers and Austins afar,	NBB BLS 37
As over the town rose their roof-trees afar.	HAH SMA 19
And worship from afar,	NIP COU 54
AFFECTION....................................1
Affection deeply planted	HAH HON 38
AFFLICTIONS..................................1
Thank God my Afflictions are such	MOZ HYN 1
AFFORD.......................................1
Frankly, we can't afford the sort of slur	NIP SHT 135
AFFORDS......................................1
In the shell-covered shelter the grotto affords	LNC PIE 21
AFLOAT.......................................1
Was so much nobility ever afloat?	LNC PIE 12
AFORESAID....................................1
the aforesaid Sidney Alexander Green	NIP SHT 2
AFRAID.......................................8
I'm afraid the fellows in Putney rather wish they had	MOZ VSR 1
She's got to clear, and I'm afraid	MOZ CAM 20
Circle us with poison, we are not afraid.	LNC PIE 16
Not what it was, I'm very much afraid.	SEL SEA 166
I'm afraid the preserve's full of stones;	FLC GET 18
And nibbled my plants, I'm afraid.	PWA WIN 38
I'm afraid that that Riding School did it,	PWA WIN 49
I first learned what it was to be afraid,	PWA NW5 21
AFTER........................................19
You want to have the 'varsity touch after a public school.	MOZ VSR 4
Then we went to the Popular, and after that oh my!	MOZ VSR 7
With a toy balloon and a whistle and some cider after dark.	MOZ VSR 22
And tell a good one after dinner,	MOZ CIT 12
Suicide on Junction Road Station after	COD HAR 18
After what you said.	LNC LET 4
The glory that men do lives after them,	LNC BTC 20
What strenuous singles we played after tea,	NBB BLS 3
And electric trains are lighted after tea	FLC HOH 2
There after supper lit by lantern light	FLC NOF 13
Tide after tide by night and day	FLC GRY 21
Will she, who was so particular, be glad to know that after	FLC VAR 13
On ghosts of servers and thurifers after Mass,	HAH ANG 7
We recall the triumph, that Sunday after Ascension,	HAH ANG 11
Reproof Deserved or After the Lecture	HAH PRO 20
Third Sunday after Easter. Public ways	NIP LWA 11
After a bird I used to know No soda, please, just plain	NIP EXE 14
Triumphant after shooting	NIP COU 25
It makes me hanker after bachelor days.	NIP SHT 78