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ORGANISE |
Sort out |
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ORGANIZE |
Sort out |
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EXTRAS |
Taxers sort out additions |
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PROSPECTORS |
Coppers sort out gold-diggers |
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ANOMALY |
Loan may sort out discrepancy |
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RIOTS |
I sort out unruly protests |
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TITANIC |
Massive sort out in attic |
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CLASSMATES |
Sort out friends at school? |
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NOT THE TYPE |
Unlikely candidate to sort out TT neophyte |
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ARIZONA |
Sort out Zoroastrian characters in US state |
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MISTREATMENT |
Tristan met me to sort out abuse |
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INDEPTH |
Sort of study carried out by bathyscope |
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LOITERS |
Sort Eli out when he hangs around aimlessly |
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CASCADES |
Falls when trying to sort out ad access |
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OUTTRAY |
Finished work, kept inside. Sort of a try-out |
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INVESTIGATION |
Visiting at one to sort out official enquiry |
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BEATEN |
Tired out when off this sort of track |
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JOSHUA |
Eli left jailhouse to sort out Jericho’s attacker |
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INTELLECT |
Let client sort out it’s all in the mind |
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PASSPORTS |
Hand over initial payment, then sort out travel documents |
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ENROLS |
Recruits Ernie the golfer to sort out Ron inside |
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IGNEOUS |
What sort of rock upsets Sue? Go in and find out |
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CAT-SALT |
A sort of salt, finely granulated, formed out of the
bittern or leach brine. |
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COB |
To break into small pieces, as ore, so as to sort out its
better portions. |
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HACK |
A bookmaker who hires himself out for any sort of literary
work; an overworked man; a drudge. |