Clue | Solution |
Capital of Nigeria | ABUJA |
Bryan —, Australian actor who played King Carney in 2008 film drama Australia | BROWN |
The —, 2010 action film starring Liam Neeson as Colonel Hannibal Smith | ATEAM |
Thomas —, English publisher of an 1818 expurgated version of The Family Shakespeare | BOWDLER |
Largest city in Punjab, India | LUDHIANA |
Malaysian or Indonesian knife with a wavy-edged blade | KRIS |
Roman emperor from 98-117 | TRAJAN |
Second epoch of the Palaeogene period in the geologic timescale | EOCENE |
South American republic; capital Bogota | COLOMBIA |
Highest mountain in the world | EVEREST |
Sarah —, actress who played Sarah Braithwaite in ITV series At Home with the Braithwaites | CHURM |
Pasta in the form of short tubes | PENNE |
Labour MP for Neath from 1991-2015; Secretary of State for Wales from 2002-08 | PETER |
1986-91 BBC TV sitcom starring Jean Boht as Nellie Boswell | BREAD |
Tree of the pea family also called cocuswood whose wood is used for making reeded wooden musical instruments | JAMAICAN |
Arthur —, 1958 Commonwealth shot put gold medallist | ROWE |
Fern of the spleenwort family of North America and Eurasia | WALLRUE |
1936 children’s book by Noel Streatfeild | BALLETSHOES |
2008 Scottish Grand National winner ridden by Mr Charlie Huxley | IRISDEBALME |
1958 comedy film starring, directed and written by Jacques Tati; 1959 Best Foreign Language Film Oscar winner | MONONCLE |
University city in central Texas, US associated with the agriculture and petroleum industries | ABILENE |
Alessandro —, Italian physicist who developed the first electrochemical cell | VOLTA |
Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee for Coming Home | BRUCE |
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