The answers to each question will rhyme with each other. I'll give you synonyms or definitions, in all caps and you'll enter the rhyming answers in the same order as their clues.
Ex: PUBLIC COURT OFFICIAL holds a RESENTMENT against a CHOCOLATE CONFECTIONERY.
Answer: Judge grudge fudge.
-1. THE WOMAN FROM HAWTHORNE'S SCARLET LETTER did not want to BOTHER the SHELTER BUILDING BIRD that looked a bit like A COURT ENTERTAINER. (6,6,6,6) letters per words.
-2. "Joey! That's my MEAL FOR THE MIDDLE OF THE DAY," shouted Jasmine. "Give it back or I'll STRIKE WITH A FIST!" She could hear Joey CHEW WITH A GRINDING OR CRUSHING NOISE as he stuffed his mouth with A GROUP OR CLUSTER of her potato chips. (5,5,6,5)
-3. Hildegarde McGillicutty knew that it was LAWFUL to walk naked with her SHORT-LEGGED SMOOTH-COATED HOUND in the park. However, when she walked her LARGE BIRD OF PREY, she liked to wear her robe and crown, as it made her look more ROYAL. (5,6,5,5)
-4. Jo-Jo pulled the CANVAS COVERING off of the KOI pond. "This pool looks KEEN AND STYLISH," she said, as she began strumming her ANGELIC INSTRUMENT. (4,4,5,4)
5. If there was a WANDERING AND LOST DOG in the neighborhood, Goldie just loved to DISCHARGE LIQUID IN SMALL DROPS at it with the garden hose. The city offered to REMUNERATE her if she would stop, but she declined, as she'd rather ENGAGE IN RECREATION. (5,5,3,4)
-6. Gilbert was dreading the EXHAUSTING trip to the store, as he went through the PROCESS OF OBTAINING A LOWER TEMPERATURE in the room. In an attempt to look sick and avoid the errand, Gil was LETTING LIQUID FLOW FROM HIS MOUTH, though he knew he wasn't DUPING anyone. (9,7,8,7) or (8,7,8,7)
7. The SCANDINAVIAN man owned a large EQUUS CABALLUS. On Sundays, one would see him guiding the animal over the TRAVERSED PATH with little or no EFFORT OR STRAIN. (5,5,6,5)
-8. Constance walked in A LINE FREE OF CURVES, BENDS, ANGLES OR IRREGULARITIES towards the OPENING IN A FENCE OR WALL. She could hardly REMAIN INACTIVE IN READINESS OR EXPECTION to see her FORTUNE. (8,4,4,4)
-9. Without FORCE or soap, it took Gretchen at least SIXTY MINUTES to clean out her BATH STALL WITH A SPRAY, but at least it no longer smelled PUTRID OR SPOILED. (5,4,6,4)
10. Hortense would wake early and start SHOUTING from her RESIDENCE, "I'm good at PUTTING THE NECESSARY LETTERS OF A WORD IN THE ACCEPTED STANDARD ORDER!" Then she'd begin PERCEIVING THE SCENT OF the morning air. The paperboy was unimpressed. (7,8,8,8)