| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| -- Ball, 1911-89, US TV comedienne | LUCILLE |
| -- May Alcott, 1832-88, US author | LOUISA |
| Antoine Laurent --, 1743-94, French scientist | LAVOISIER |
| Californian city north of Tijuana in Mexico | SANDIEGO |
| Canadian river previously called the Hamilton | CHURCHILL |
| Capital of Hesse state in Germany | WIESBADEN |
| Character in a fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm | GRETEL |
| Chocolate Easter confection | PASCHEGG |
| David --, English artist born in Bradford | HOCKNEY |
| Drug for soothing nervous excitement | NERVINE |
| Garden implements that are also spades | DUTCHHOES |
| Genus of bellflowers | CAMPANULA |
| Germany's annexation of Austria in 1938 | ANSCHLUSS |
| Item that has been in a family for generations | HEIRLOOM |
| Language of a people of Zimbabwe | NDEBELE |
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Largest living bird | OSTRICH |
| Liturgical worship regarded as primary duty to God | OPUSDEI |
| Members of a tribe occupying part of Canaan mentioned in Exodus 3:8 | HIVITES |
| Nightmare or obsession that worries or disturbs greatly | INCUBUS |
| Northamptonshire venue of the world conker championships | ASHTON |
| Palace of bliss for souls of slain heroes in Scandinavian mythology | VALHALLA |
| Rough with projecting points | SCABRID |
| Salford rugby league team | REDDEVILS |
| Savinien -- de Bergerac, 1619-55, French writer and dramatist | CYRANO |
| Sister of Laban who became the wife of Isaac in the Old Testament | REBECCA |
| St --, Bishop of Milan in fourth century AD | AMBROSE |
| State capital of Tennessee | NASHVILLE |
| Stock feed consisting of compressed cubes | OILCAKE |
| Swedish name for Sweden | SVERIGE |
| The Hammers, a London football team | WESTHAM |
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