(Tom is taking a short break whilst I trawl the highways and byways of the Web to replenish his stock. All contributions welcome. I promise not to reveal the source of the really awful ones... )

More Tom Swifties.(For example "I'll have a martini," said Tom, drily.) As ever, grovelling apologies for any re-runs

Some of these are very clever and quite tough, so being all heart, I've given you first letter and length as a starter ·

As ever, an asterisk represents a "real" hyphen.

One answer each for first 24 hours, please.

-1. "My gender-reassignment surgery is reversible," Tom r---------.
-2. "I used to be a member of the fourth estate," Tom e--------.
-3. "Drinking beer from bottles is an expensive way of doing it," Tom said c------.
-4. "I dropped my mould over the balcony," said Tom, d-------.
-5. "My bank balance never seems to increase," said Tom, n---------.
-6. "I've finally learnt to stand up straight," said Tom l---------.
-7. "Imagine a large artificial breeze," Tom f---------.
-8. "There have been several famous men named Ulysses," Tom g------.
-9. “The Ents’ medicine restored our health after our battle with the Orcs,” said Tom t-----------.
-10. "There's a danger that that Raymond Burr lawyer series will be axed," said Tom p---------.

7. fancifully

5 - negatively

Two excellent answers, but neither of them mine

manxman - you've got the gist of it OK, but the answer's a past participle, not an adverb

niteowl - I can't fault it, except for the fact it's not mine. Think of other ways of expressive the concept of "negative"...

10. perilously

You got it, Sondi!

8. granted

2. Expressed

Bernie

3: CANnily ? or possibly cheaply?

Marian, Bernie - two good ones!

Denis - will take "cannily"

7. fantasized

That's the one, michele!

9. tremendously

6. listlessly

Bob, Joan - winners both!

1. remembered

5. negligibly

4. directly

4. Deformed

Loved 1

Yes, number 1 appealed to my childish sense of humour!

CC - great solve!

OK, hints for the other two:

4. If something was dropped over a balcony, in which direction would it go?

5a - should really have had an apostrophe in it. Mea culpa - now corrected
5b - Tom was mystified, baffled, bewildered, confused, uncertain as to why his balance has not increased.

4. So it's downcast. I was going with "die wrecked ly"

5. nonplussed

"It's a wrap", I believe the expression is!