| In a church perhaps, a campanile |
BELLTOWER |
| In music, continuous glide from one note to another |
PORTAMENTO |
| Informal name for a person from Barbados |
BAJAN |
| Maurice --, 1875-1937, French composer |
RAVEL |
| Norfolk village with Anglican and Roman Catholic shrines |
WALSINGHAM |
| Proprietary name for an anaesthetic |
NOVOCAINE |
| Refuse, deny or contradict |
NAYSAY |
| Slang word for prison |
STIR |
| Something delicately worked such as a trinket |
BIJOU |
| Strung with horsehair, it is used to play the violin |
FIDDLEBOW |
| Tetragonal mineral such as jacinth or jargoon |
ZIRCON |
| Thick cotton fabric with a heavy nap |
SWANSDOWN |
| Town north of Cwmbran |
PONTYPOOL |
| Tradename for a type of motor home |
WINNEBAGO |
| US poet, author of 'The Song of Hiawatha' |
LONGFELLOW |
| Venetian glassware with decorative threads of milk-white glass (alt. spelling) |
LATTICINO |
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