| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| -- Collins, singer with hit 'You Can't Hurry Love' in 1982 | PHIL |
| -- Sea, formerly the fourth largest lake in the world | ARAL |
| 2003 animated comedy adventure film featuring voice of Albert Brooks | FINDINGNEMO |
| Anatomical word for bones | OSSA |
| Another word for cartilages | CHONDRI |
| Cambridgeshire village giving its name to a blue cheese | STILTON |
| City north of Wakefield | LEEDS |
| First president of the Turkish republic | ATATURK |
| Furiously, with great speed or energy | LIKEMAD |
| Genus of large sturgeons | HUSO |
| German make of car | AUDI |
| Group of Bantu warriors | IMPI |
| Herring-like fish | SHAD |
| Informal name for Connecticut | NUTMEGSTATE |
| Lack of oxygen reaching body tissues | Hypoxia |
| Lower house of legislature in Republic of Ireland | DAILEIREANN |
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Nahuatl, a Mexican language | AZTEC |
| Obsolete word for a skirmish | ESCARMOUCHE |
| Of concrete blocks, formed before being put in position | PRECAST |
| Of languages in which sound 'kw' became 'p' | PCELTIC |
| Of potatoes, thinly sliced and baked in cream | DAUPHINOISE |
| Old region along east coast of the Adriatic | ILLYRIA |
| Person from Baku perhaps | AZERI |
| Ruined Inca city in southern Peru | MACHUPICCHU |
| Scottish merchant and privateer c1645-1701 | CAPTAINKIDD |
| Site of a monastery on an Inner Hebridean island | IONA |
| Small amount that might go with a drab | DRIB |
| Small green-skinned melon | OGEN |
| South African river flowing west to join the Orange River | VAAL |
| System of imperial weights | AVOIRDUPOIS |
| Trademark of department stores, first one was in Milan in 1913 | PRADA |
| Unfermented grape-juice | STUM |
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