| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| “The mere ____ pleasure of travelling in a wild unexplored country is also great …” (Dr David Livingstone) | ANIMAL |
| “____, and quit my sight!” (Macbeth, to Banquo’s ghost) | AVAUNT |
| A female kangaroo | DOE |
| A length of four inches | HAND |
| A noted ornithologist gave his name to this fictional secret agent | james bond |
| A secret organisation, or any group thought to resemble it | MAFIA |
| Actress who played Laura Jesson in Brief Encounter | Celia Johnson |
| Actress whose most notable character was Yvette Carte-Blanche in ’Allo ’Allo | Vicki Michelle |
| Another name for a dowser | DIVINER |
| Another name for the weaver’s knot or hitch | sheet bend |
| Band whose song Live It Up featured in the film Crocodile Dundee | Mental as Anything |
| Bomber pilot and close friend of Yossarian in Catch-22 | ORR |
| Breed of dog whose name is based on a word meaning “land” | TERRIER |
| Canadian province between Manitoba and Quebec | ONTARIO |
| Current venue of the US Open tennis tournament | Flushing Meadows |
| Disc formerly used instead of a coin in French payphones | Jeton |
| F1 team for whom Esteban Ocon and Pascal Wehrlein raced in 2016 | MANOR |
| First words in verse 51 of Edward Fitzgerald’s translation of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam | The moving finger writes |
| Folded veil used as a nun’s headdress | WIMPLE |
| Form of transport which must be booked in advance | MINICAB |
| Fragile porcelain from a town in Fermanagh | belleek |
| Gathered mass of carded wool ready for spinning | rolag |
| Greta Garbo starred as a Russian emissary in this 1939 film | NINOTCHKA |
| H Rider Haggard’s fictional game hunter | Allan Quatermain |
| Harry ____ played Mr Bumble in the film version of Oliver! | SECOMBE |
| Hornby model railway brand, introduced in 1938 | dublo |
| Influential 20th-century US architect | Robert Venturi |
| Influential musician and producer, originally a member of Roxy Music | Brian Eno |
| Jordan’s only coastal city, near Eilat in Israel | AQABA |
| Location of public executions in London, 1783-1868 | NEWGATE |
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Material on which another material is deposited | SUBSTRATE |
| Midfielder who joined Arsenal from Southampton in 2011 | Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain |
| Mob Quad is in this part of Oxford University | Merton College |
| Most of this national park is in Wyoming | YELLOWSTONE |
| Musician, played by Suzi Quatro, in some episodes of Happy Days | Leather Tuscadero |
| Narrator and purported author of epic poems by James Macpherson | OSSIAN |
| Notable feature of Jupiter | Great Red Spot |
| Prince ____ Road is a street in London’s “Albertopolis” area | CONSORT |
| Proprietary name for a type of rechargeable battery | NICAD |
| Scattered or scanty | SPARSE |
| Sir ____ Fuchs led a land crossing of Antarctica in 1957-8 | VIVIAN |
| Stage name of the singer born Robyn Fenty | RIHANNA |
| Strong wind which blows on the South African coast | Cape doctor |
| Sweet, nut-based filling in chocolate | PRALINE |
| Taxonomy grouping equivalent to a division in botany | PHYLUM |
| The City of London’s main shopping street since medieval times | CHEAPSIDE |
| The deep inner layer of the skin | DERMA |
| The first stage of the 2014 Tour de France ended in this spa town | HARROGATE |
| The influential philosophy text Critique of Pure Reason was written by Immanuel ____ | KANT |
| The most popular variety of this vegetable is calabrese | BROCCOLI |
| The UK’s best-selling single of 1974 | Tiger Feet |
| The ____ Mob drove the Bulletproof Bomb in Wacky Races | Ant Hill |
| Theory of Games and Economic Behavior was written by John von ____ and Oskar Morgenstern | NEUMANN |
| Tour de France winner in 2015, 2016 and 2017 | Chris Froome |
| Trollope’s fictional English county, in the title of the final novel in a six-volume series | BARSET |
| Vertical feature of staircases | newel post |
| Vessel displaying the consecrated host in Catholic Masses | MONSTRANCE |
| Vladimir ____ wrote Lolita | NABOKOV |
| Wild asses, or historical stone-throwing devices | ONAGERS |
| Winner of the 2009 Grand National on Mon Mome, at 100-1 | Liam Treadwell |
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