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A casting director’s way of saying an auditionee has been unsuccessful | View Answer |
A New York state prison, open since 1826 | View Answer |
Abbreviation indicating that a named person is part of a group | View Answer |
Adjective which applies to our sun but no other | View Answer |
American 1960s teenager who devised one of the most successful “flops” in history | View Answer |
An all-in-one winter garment | View Answer |
An arthropod’s hard outer cover | View Answer |
By ____ a bitmap, it appears to have more colours than are available | View Answer |
Character who “has only to walk alone across a drawing room to offend its definitions” in The Age of Innocence | View Answer |
Cheap alcoholic drink of poor quality (informal) | View Answer |
Choral ____ is the BBC’s longest-running outside broadcast | View Answer |
Co-host of BBC’s Sports Personality of the Year since 2013 | View Answer |
Companion of Julian Clary in his 19A shows | View Answer |
Computer chip logo and slogan introduced in 1991 | View Answer |
Device which administers a drug as a fine mist | View Answer |
Eurasian songbird, the male having a pink breast | View Answer |
Game show hosted by Richard Hammond and Amanda Byram | View Answer |
In maths, something that becomes zero when raised to some positive integral power is ____ | View Answer |
Informally, something that ____ makes sense | View Answer |
Journalist and broadcaster who wrote The Book of Dave (2006) and Umbrella | View Answer |
Julian Clary’s performance name in the 1980s | View Answer |
Lord’s is the home of ____ | View Answer |
One of the black or white shapes indicating a sharp bend on a road sign | View Answer |
Prime minister who owned yachts called Morning Cloud | View Answer |
Promontory which includes the northernmost point of the European mainland | View Answer |
Pronunciation test words or phrases | View Answer |
Seaweed burnt in the 18th and early 19th centuries to produce sodium carbonate for glass making | View Answer |
Son of Odin | View Answer |
Substances which destroy harmful micro-organisms | View Answer |
Supplement amending a will | View Answer |
Surface cavity formed when underlying rock or soil collapses | View Answer |
Swimming while using a breathing tube | View Answer |
The handle of an axe or knife | View Answer |
The perennial Christmas Bells is also called the Chinese ____ | View Answer |
The tarot-reading Bond girl in Live and Let Die | View Answer |
The Who single which followed My Generation | View Answer |
Three bright stars which can be used to find a well-known constellation | View Answer |
Uncharged molecule with an unpaired valence electron | View Answer |
US House of Representatives speaker succeeded by Kevin McCarthy in 2023 | View Answer |
US name for a legume grown for its tender long pods | View Answer |
Venomous Australian spiders of the genus Latrodectus | View Answer |
Venus as the morning star | View Answer |
____ custody is the usual alternative to bail | View Answer |
____ gin is often sold in stone bottles | View Answer |
____ Lang was Archbishop of Canterbury during the 1936 abdication crisis | View Answer |
“A sentimentalist is simply one who desires to have the luxury of an emotion without ____ it” (Oscar Wilde) | View Answer |
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