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2009 Pat Holden film about a firm of Tranmere Rovers fans | View Answer |
A Christmas tree decoration | View Answer |
A tread and a ____ constitute a step | View Answer |
Actress who played Sally in When Harry Met Sally … | View Answer |
Aden Gillett plays Ebenezer Scrooge in the ____’s current production of A Christmas Carol | View Answer |
American department store which published the 1939 booklet in which Rudolph the Reindeer first appeared | View Answer |
American equivalent of a unit trust | View Answer |
An old-fashioned British indication of agreement | View Answer |
Annual thoroughbred race held at the Randwick Racecourse in Sydney | View Answer |
Any of the Gilbert and Sullivan works originally presented by the D’Oyly Carte company | View Answer |
Chinese system of meditative physical exercise | View Answer |
Christmas celebrations centre around the Jaffa area of this Israeli city | View Answer |
City which has donated the Christmas tree Trafalgar Square since 1947 | View Answer |
Collection of rhymes published in 1744, considered the first volume for children | View Answer |
Colloquially, edible produce from genetically modified sources | View Answer |
Colombia’s most capped goalkeeper and the only one with a clean sheet in a Copa America competition (in 2001) | View Answer |
Creator of Rip Van Winkle and the idea of Santa’s flying sleigh | View Answer |
Creator of the “gentleman detective” Roderick Alleyn | View Answer |
Deficient, inadequate | View Answer |
Document listing goods and the amount due for payment | View Answer |
Epithet added to a name, as in Alexander the Great | View Answer |
Family title most closely associated with Christmas | View Answer |
Festival for which Jingle Bells was originally written | View Answer |
Firmly fixed | View Answer |
Fragrant Mediterranean shrub related to camomile | View Answer |
Frank Sinatra played the eponymous detective in this 1967 film | View Answer |
From Yiddish, a female gossip or busybody | View Answer |
Having an appearance considered suitable for TV | View Answer |
How a female shopper may be addressed | View Answer |
How Christmas pudding is often served | View Answer |
In an elaborately decorated style | View Answer |
In words attributed to Lord Acton, “All power corrupts … and absolute power is even ____” | View Answer |
Irish poet who wrote lyrics for The Minstrel Boy and The Last Rose of Summer | View Answer |
Italy’s “Christmas Witch”, with a similar role to Santa Claus | View Answer |
Key to the right of the hash symbol on a standard UK keyboard | View Answer |
Narrow strips connecting larger land areas | View Answer |
Prefix indicating multiplication by a billion, or by the 30th power of 2 | View Answer |
Renewal of licence after expiry or suspension | View Answer |
Sacrament commemorating the Last Supper | View Answer |
Scottish singer who appeared in the Morrisons 2007 Christmas advertising campaign | View Answer |
Short-necked jars of ancient Greece | View Answer |
Singer whose only Christmas-themed single was December Will Be Magic Again, in 1979 | View Answer |
Stage name of the Flemish singer Esther Lambrechts | View Answer |
Tenzin Gyatso’s title | View Answer |
The branches of this shrub, common around Los Angeles, are used as Christmas decorations | View Answer |
The maple genus | View Answer |
The ____ features Julian Barratt and Noel Fielding | View Answer |
The ____ was a gift from France to the USA, dedicated in 1886 | View Answer |
Wealthy, derived from the Latin for “flow towards” | View Answer |
William Makepeace Thackeray’s “novel without a hero” | View Answer |
Yorkshire town whose nearby Stockeld Park is noted for its Christmas illuminations | View Answer |
____ dos Santos Aveiro plays for Juventus and Portugal | View Answer |
“I strive to be brief, and I become ____” (Horace) | View Answer |
“Scintillate” shares an etymological origin with this Christmas decoration | View Answer |
“Tony Blair speaks with a passion as yet ____ by the cynicism of office” (The Scotsman, in 1997) | View Answer |
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