| … and those using it today hope that it will ___ time | take off on |
| “Parla ____?” — a phrase to learn for an Italian holiday | INGLESE |
| “Too much counterpoint; what is worse, Protestant counterpoint” (____ on JS Bach) | Sir Thomas Beecham |
| 1933 film in which a woman tricks a wealthy bachelor into marriage, and then into staying in the marriage | Double Harness |
| A form of competition that should suit solvers of general knowledge crosswords | Quizzing |
| A genteel afternoon social event, usually with live music | tea dance |
| A gentle reminder or warning | NUDGE |
| A language spoken in Jakarta | JAVANESE |
| A unit of language, the meaning of which cannot be understood from a subset of its components | LEXEME |
| Alloy of nickel and iron, with a very low coefficient of thermal expansion | INVAR |
| An 1877 invention of Thomas Edison, as it was called then | PHONOGRAPH |
| Another name for alfalfa | LUCERNE |
| Ask for the same thing again | REORDER |
| Character with three suitors in The Merry Wives of Windsor | Anne Page |
| Defence secretary John ____ offered his resignation when the Falkland Islands were invaded | nott |
| Doubtful, especially in quality or legality | IFFY |
| Extremely beautiful or kind | ANGELIC |
| Fashionably old-fashioned | RETRO |
| George Cayley discovered many of the principles by which this form of transport works … | AEROPLANE |
| German Benedictine abbess, whose musical compositions only became well-known 800 years after her death | Hildegard of Bingen |
| Gordon ____ of South London Harriers lost famous battles with Vladimir Kuts in the 5,000m and 10,000m at the 1956 Olympics | pirie |
| Govern very strictly | rule with an iron fist |
| Graham ____ was the Galloping Gourmet on 1970 TV screens | KERR |
| I may do a shuffle ball change or a shim sham shimmy | tap-dancer |
| In the Radio Times Guide to Films, this title is shared by films made in 1989 (horror), 1990 (drama), and 2003 (romantic comedy) | After Midnight |
| India’s capital city | new delhi |
| Informally, a chamber pot, or last-minute lowering of an agreed price | GAZUNDER |
| Japanese term for people with obsessive interests | OTAKU |
| Lively form of dance music, which ends each of Bach’s cello suites | GIGUE |
| Membranes with slimy secretions | mucosae |
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