| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| --- IV, the only English pope | ADRIAN |
| 1982 film starring Ben Kingsley | GANDHI |
| Ancient Greek mathematician | ARCHIMEDES |
| Apparatus with perforated cards used in weaving | JACQUARDLOOM |
| Brandy made from cherries | KIRSCH |
| Cannes Film Festival's highest prize (5,1'2) | PALMEDOR |
| Distance between the ends of a bridge or arch | SPAN |
| Exclamation of delight or exuberance | WHEE |
| Figure of a lamb emblematic of Jesus Christ | AGNUSDEI |
| French-born British poet who wrote 'Cautionary Tales' | BELLOC |
| German name for Austria | Osterreich |
| Landlocked African country, formerly Nyasaland | MALAWI |
| Mel B, Mel C, 6 Across, Geri and Victoria | SPICEGIRLS |
| Mountain range extending from Quebec province to Alabama | APPALACHIANS |
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| North American word for a state of emotional distress | KATZENJAMMER |
| Novel by Jane Austen | EMMA |
| Old Chinese table game | MAHJONGG |
| Pas de --, ballet sequence for two dancers | DEUX |
| Port on Atlantic coast of western France | LAROCHELLE |
| Red or white wine from east central France | BEAUJOLAIS |
| Short form of the devil in the Faust story | MEPHISTO |
| St -- Loyola, Spanish ecclesiastic | IGNATIUS |
| Thin pancake with a hot orange- or lemon-flavoured sauce | CREPESUZETTE |
| Tittle-tattle | IDLEGOSSIP |
| Town in Staffordshire near Rudyard Reservoir | LEEK |
| Unable to transmit light | OPAQUE |
| Upward force that liquid or gas exerts on body floating in it | UPTHRUST |
| Wife of Boaz (OT) | RUTH |
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