| ISLES | Dogs and Man, |
| LIE | In Mad Dogs And Englishmen, "In Rangoon the heat at noon is just what the natives shun; They put their scotch and rye down, and ... down" |
| WCFIELDS | "Any man who hates dogs and..." speaker |
| IDIOMS | 'Raining cats and dogs', and others |
| PETS | Cats and dogs and the like |
| FREEFORALL | Fight like cats and dogs and it doesn't cost anyone a penny apparently (4-3-3) |
| STEPOUTOFLINE | Be rude and inappropriate bringing back dogs and cats to begin with (4,3,2,4) |
| OCLOCK | Noel Coward claimed, "In Bangkok at 12 ... they foam at the mouth and run; But mad dogs and English |
| COWARD | Noel -; dramatist who wrote the play Hay Fever and the song Mad Dogs and Englishmen (6) |
| RAINSWEPT | Suffering cats and dogs and other pets in war (9) |
| ARM | Body part humans and monkeys have but dogs and cats don't |
| NOEL | Playwright and composer who wrote songs including Mad Dogs And Englishmen, _ Coward (4) |
| REINDEER | They may bring gifts of cats and dogs, and treasure I'm told |
| OVERSTEP | Old cats and dogs and minister come back or go beyond (8) |
| FASTFOOD | Chips, hamburgers, hot dogs and other such comestibles, prepared and served quickly (4,4) |
| RATRACE | Where dogs eat dogs and rodents run? (3-4) |
| LAP | Spot for small dogs (... and large dogs who have no sense of how large they are) |
| CURSED | Swore at the dogs and the man (6) |
| RULES | Noel Coward claimed in Mad Dogs And Englishmen, "It's one of those ... that the greatest of fools obeys; Because the sun is far too sultry and one must avoid its ultra-violet rays" |
| MAD | "___ Dogs and Englishmen" |
