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“How doth the little busy ___ / Improve each shining hour” (Isaac Watts) | View Answer |
“On all sides they are guarded by masses of armed men, cannons, ____, fortifications, and the like” (Winston Churchill, on dictators) | View Answer |
“Writing fiction for money is ____” (Stephen King) | View Answer |
A “lady” in a misheard 17th-century ballad, now a name for misheard words, especially in song lyrics | View Answer |
A ballroom dance which is also a Genesis album title | View Answer |
A curse or malevolent force, or the amulet supposed to protect against it | View Answer |
A human vein included in a well-known English idiom | View Answer |
A small boat | View Answer |
A waitress in the J Lyons & Co chain of tea shops and cafés in London | View Answer |
Actor who played Mr Hedges in ITV’s Please Sir! | View Answer |
Anthony ____ directed and acted in Shakespeare plays before acting in films in the late 1950s and the 1960s | View Answer |
As often spelled, Marilyn Monroe’s previous name | View Answer |
Character played by David Jason in Terry Pratchett’s The Colour of Magic | View Answer |
Charles ____’s best-known work is the historical novel The Cloister and the Hearth | View Answer |
Chekhov play, reworking his earlier The Wood Demon | View Answer |
Court ____s are not normally worn for tennis | View Answer |
Cricket fielding position, often taken by a captain | View Answer |
Dava Sobel’s Longitude was about the horologist John ____ | View Answer |
Developed vetting is the highest level of ____ in work for the UK government | View Answer |
Ed Begley played ____ 10 in 12 Angry Men | View Answer |
Experimentation to test opinion | View Answer |
Forkietail and clipshears are dialect names for this insect | View Answer |
George Bernard Shaw play, strongly influenced by Anton Chekhov | View Answer |
Henri ____ was a leading photojournalist, using candid photography | View Answer |
Henry Wood’s first Promenade Concert in 1895 began with the national anthem and Wagner’s ____ overture | View Answer |
Historic demonstration of reverence in eastern Asia | View Answer |
Historically, beer brewed without hops | View Answer |
Historically, Devil’s Island or Norfolk Island | View Answer |
In a French household, this is a “gant de four” | View Answer |
In maths, the union of A with the ____ is A | View Answer |
Informally, a western film | View Answer |
Inspector played by Martin Shaw in a BBC television series | View Answer |
Jimmy ____ played a headmaster in the BBC’s Whack-O! sitcom | View Answer |
Kyrzbekistan or San Serriffe | View Answer |
Marcel Duchamp’s 1917 sculpture Fountain featured a ____ | View Answer |
Of a person, weak or ineffectual | View Answer |
One name for the red and white headgear accompanying a famous fictional cat’s bow tie | View Answer |
Sculptor specialising in public art, whose works appear on pages 24 and 25 of series B UK passports, issued 2015-2020 | View Answer |
Site of the oldest surviving Roman amphitheatre | View Answer |
Small bird, also called hedge sparrow | View Answer |
Southeastern area which supplied most of Britain’s iron until coke became a key part of the ironmaking process | View Answer |
The nationality of the composer Arvo Pärt | View Answer |
The palaeolithic, mesolithic and neolithic periods | View Answer |
The words starting Genesis in the King James Bible | View Answer |
Title and main character of Anne Brontë’s first published novel | View Answer |
To be in the arms of Morpheus | View Answer |
Type of unglazed pottery, often in Wedgwood blue | View Answer |
Waste produced in the smelting or refining of ore | View Answer |
Women’s Olympic 200m and 400m champion in 1996 | View Answer |
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