| Bitter leaves used in salads |
| Aromatic herb used in soups and salads |
| Sailing ships' serving lads |
| Alan-___ of ballads |
| Allan of old ballads |
| ___ Ballads |
| Like some salads |
| Splendor of Leeds's river? |
| ___ Ballads": W. S. Gilbert |
| Leeds libation |
| Elevators, in Leeds |
| William Gladstone, politically: Abbr. |
| Native of Leeds or Dover |
| Bitter leaves used sparingly in salads |
| Crustaceans in seafood salads |
| Leeds's river |
| Lower-class, in Leeds |
| Leeds letter |
| Bleeds |
| ___ bleeds..." (start of a journalist's saying) |
| Scads of lads? |
| German ballads |
| Auto hood in Leeds |
| Offensive linesman Ladson of the Browns |
| Bad lads |
| Well-behaved lads |
| List with soups and salads |
| Ballads, sometimes |
| Cheese often crumbled into salads |
| Lads |