| HOMEJAMES | ___ and don't spare the horses (4,5) |
| WHIP | "...and don't spare the horses!" crooned Calamity Jane on the Deadwood Stage! (4-5-4) |
| AWAY | "...and don't spare the horses!" crooned Calamity Jane on the Deadwood Stage! (4-5-4) |
| CRACK | "...and don't spare the horses!" crooned Calamity Jane on the Deadwood Stage! (4-5-4) |
| HAVEN | Home, and don't spare the horses! (5) |
| INAHURRY | And don't spare the horses thus: hairy run-around. (2,1,5) |
| OPENTHETHROTTLE | Don't spare the horses (4,3,8) |
| PICKDOWEL | Don't spare the rod? |
| INKWELL | Don't spare the writing fluid ___ this will hold it (7) |
| LETITRIP | Act without control and don't spare a tear (3,2,3) |
| FOLLOW | "___ and don't dilly-dally on the way" (6,3,3) |
| APOET | "I'm __ and don't even know it" |
| DOS | ___ and don't |
| SOCIAL | Cows are very ___ and don't like to be alone |
| POET | "You're a ___ and don't know it" |
| ROD | Spare the _ and spoil the child (3) |
| CHILD | 'Then spare the rod, and spoil the ___' (Samuel Butler Hudibras pt. 2 1664), canto 1, l. 844) (5) |
| THECHILD | "Spare the rod and ----- --- -- --" (5,3,5) |
| SPOIL | "Spare the rod and ----- --- -- --" (5,3,5) |
| LEAN | Spare the French an appearance in the second half (4) |
