Word Ladder: British Prime Ministers Quiz

Word Ladder: British Prime Ministers

Clue	4-Letter Word
PM 1834-1835 and 1841-1846, Sir Robert ___
Part of the foot
Opposite of Heaven
Head protector in armor
Actor Ian or Celeste
Opening or gap
PM 1963-1964, Sir Alec Douglas-___
A large book
Quality of sound
PM 1997-2007, ___ Blair
A small horse
Table Tennis (Part 2)
Table Tennis (Part 1)
Half a quart
Father and son who were both PM: William ___
Hit a golf ball on the green
To push with one's head
PM 1762-1763, 3rd Earl of ___
To cut with one's teeth
A two-wheeled vehicle
To be fond of something
A citrus fruit
An arm or a leg, e.g.
PM July-November 1834, William ___
Disabled, especially in the foot
The capital of Togo
Knowledge or wisdom
PM Title: e.g., ___ Frederick North, 1770-1782
Fill with cargo
To encourage or incite someone
Someone already with a degree
Black + white, in the US
PM 1830-1834, Charles ___ (or 2nd Earl ___)
What a predator catches
Speak directly to God
To take part in a game
A prepared set of steps
Style, vigor
Steve Carell's '___ Almighty'
Not odd
PM 1955-1957, Sir Anthony ___