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A type of waterproofed woollen fabric | View Answer |
Actress who played Vicky in three films of the American Pie franchise | View Answer |
Azalée the cow’s English counterpart in 7D | View Answer |
Band named after a character in the 1968 film Barbarella | View Answer |
Boy and tiger duo created by cartoonist Bill Watterson | View Answer |
Collectively, a ship’s sails | View Answer |
Colloquially, to improvise casually on a musical instrument | View Answer |
Darts player Bob ____ was known as the Limestone Cowboy | View Answer |
David Mitchell’s character in the sitcom Peep Show | View Answer |
Dzongkha is the official language of this Himalayan country | View Answer |
Early echo sounder used to detect submarines | View Answer |
Football club based at Stark’s Park, Kirkcaldy | View Answer |
For want of anything better (French) | View Answer |
Formal word meaning “edible” | View Answer |
Harald V has been the king of this country since 1991 | View Answer |
In a common classical concert programme format, a work by Franz von Suppé is very likely to be the ____ | View Answer |
In the nursery rhyme, ____ has far to go | View Answer |
Informal name for the old British sixpence | View Answer |
Ireland’s first female president | View Answer |
Joseph Conrad novel set in the fictional republic of Costaguana | View Answer |
Kurt Vonnegut novel which begins with “All of this happened, more or less” | View Answer |
Mixture in which foods are soaked before cooking | View Answer |
Nickname for road junctions in Colchester, Hemel Hempstead, High Wycombe and Swindon | View Answer |
Nigel Farage’s successor for 18 days, as leader of UKIP | View Answer |
Noisy fuss | View Answer |
Non-commissioned navy sailors | View Answer |
Northern diving duck with typically black plumage | View Answer |
Orbital point closest to or furthest from the central body | View Answer |
Pale green colour named after the world’s longest river | View Answer |
Pertaining to the collarbone | View Answer |
Proprietary name for a kind of thick padded jacket | View Answer |
Readmit to holy orders | View Answer |
Regular payment to a member of the clergy | View Answer |
Source of blue used in Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring | View Answer |
Surname of France’s president 2007-12 | View Answer |
The capital of Yemen | View Answer |
The closest star to the sun | View Answer |
The German equivalent of “’er indoors” | View Answer |
The longest serving chief whip of the Labour Party | View Answer |
The one-word anagram of PROCEDURE | View Answer |
The UK’s first ____ was installed on the M40 in 1991 | View Answer |
The use of shading lines to indicate gradient on a map | View Answer |
Type of engine also called “compression ignition” | View Answer |
Typical location of a washing machine | View Answer |
Vatican masterpiece sculpted by Michelangelo | View Answer |
West End playhouse founded in 1806 as the Sans Pareil | View Answer |
____ played the title role in the 1998 film Little Voice | View Answer |
“Guten ____” means “good evening” in German | View Answer |
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