| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| 1st Baron --, he was born Edward George Earle Bulwer- -- | LYTTON |
| A Greek in another southern European country in the past | ITALIOT |
| African country, capital Luanda | ANGOLA |
| Ancient Scandinavian language | OLDNORSE |
| Brazenly overbearing; or, having a metallic appearance | BRASSY |
| Cathedral city in Devon | EXETER |
| Cheshire town near Manchester Ship Canal | ELLESMEREPORT |
| Children�s hiding game | PEEKABOO |
| Coarse sandstone used for polishing | YORKSHIREGRIT |
| Colloquial word signalling acquiescence | RIGHTO |
| Designed to kill germs | SANITARY |
| English king known as 'Unready' | ETHELRED |
| Fortifications built by the Germans before and during the Second World War | SIEGFRIEDLINE |
| German composer of the 'Messiah' and 'Water Music' | HANDEL |
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Highest mountain in Crete | IDA |
| John --, c1580-c1625, author of 'The White Devil' | WEBSTER |
| Knave of turn-up suit in cribbage | NOB |
| Made confused or muddled | ADDLED |
| Mainly residential area on the east side of Birmingham | SOLIHULL |
| New Zealand interjection meaning good health | KIAORA |
| Of a vast Asian mountain range | HIMALAYA |
| Slang word for a spot or pimple | ZIT |
| Small town in the West Midlands | LYE |
| Submarine-launched ballistic missile | POLARIS |
| Total income from property | RENTROLL |
| TV series starring Sarah Jessica Parker | SEXANDTHECITY |
| Variety of apple brought from Normandy | RIBSTON |
| With sudden emphasis in music | SFORZATO |
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