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18th-century composer Thomas ____ wrote Rule Britannia | View Answer |
1933 Fannie Hurst novel, filmed in 1934 and 1959 | View Answer |
1997 action thriller starring Nicolas Cage and John Cusack | View Answer |
A heroic poem, or modern retail technology | View Answer |
Alcoholic drink, consumed in the Second World War US navy, which included grain alcohol fuel | View Answer |
An Indian game hunter | View Answer |
Andrew ____ was George Michael’s partner in Wham! | View Answer |
Artist who said “I don’t do drugs. I am drugs” | View Answer |
Author of Nana and Germinal | View Answer |
Binary code used to represent font characters | View Answer |
British rock band led by Ritchie Blackmore | View Answer |
Cadbury Roses chocolate in a pink wrapper | View Answer |
Canopied seat on an elephant’s back | View Answer |
Central defender for Benfica in the 1980s and 1990s who won five caps for Portugal | View Answer |
Cheapside watering hole frequented by Elizabethan literary figures in the Fraternity of Sireniacal Gentlemen | View Answer |
Colombia’s second largest city | View Answer |
Construction toy invented by Joel Glickman in 1992 | View Answer |
English adaptation of Jacques Brel’s Le Moribond, a hit for Terry Jacks in 1973 and Westlife in 1999 | View Answer |
Famously soft-voiced snooker commentator who died in 2011 | View Answer |
Fee paid to secure professional services; a household servant | View Answer |
Fictional character besotted with classmate Becky Thatcher | View Answer |
Flapping | View Answer |
French philosopher and priest who took part in the discovery of Peking Man | View Answer |
Frozen dew, hoarfrost | View Answer |
Full name of the character played by Hannah Murray in Skins | View Answer |
Heavy metal band whose albums include Master of Puppets | View Answer |
Henry VIII’s almoner and later Archbishop of York | View Answer |
Herring-like fish, its name sometimes extended to ____ shad | View Answer |
In drama, Aristotle’s three unities are those of ____, time and place | View Answer |
Journal-like posting on a platform such as YouTube | View Answer |
Known as Baby Face Nelson, the criminal partner of John Dillinger | View Answer |
L Frank ____ wrote The Wonderful Wizard of Oz | View Answer |
Measurement or datum derived from an experiment | View Answer |
Polish biochemist noted for his work on, and naming of, vitamins | View Answer |
Published in 1920, F Scott Fitzgerald’s debut novel | View Answer |
Rank held by a warrant officer class 1 in the army or Royal Marines | View Answer |
Shakespeare play, more fully ____, King of Britain | View Answer |
Surname shared by male and female British comedians | View Answer |
The epiploon or greater ___ is a fold of membrane supporting the viscera | View Answer |
The Hunchback of Notre Dame | View Answer |
The only recording artist to have had (US) No 1 albums in each of the past six decades | View Answer |
The Roman god of death | View Answer |
The superhero alter ego of Peter Parker | View Answer |
The United States Army Special Forces | View Answer |
The “raving ones”, females who took part in the orgiastic rites of Dionysus | View Answer |
Thick Japanese noodles | View Answer |
To take away enthusiasm or courage | View Answer |
Treasurer of, typically, a college or university | View Answer |
Using a rod and line | View Answer |
Where it is allowed, a plea of nolo ____ is often part of a plea bargain | View Answer |
____ Lee is the central character in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes | View Answer |
____ won 52 titles as John McEnroe’s doubles partner | View Answer |
____’s Decathlon was a computer game released in 1984 | View Answer |
“Il serenissimo principe” was a name for the ____ of Venice | View Answer |
“It is better to have a permanent ____ than to be fascinating” (Oscar Wilde) | View Answer |
“The Brain—is wider than the Sky— / For—put them side by side— / The one the other will ____” (Emily Dickinson) | View Answer |
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