Clues | Answers |
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-- Leopardi, 1798-1837, Italian poet | GIACOMO |
-- Pound, 1885-1972, US poet and critic | EZRA |
Ancient city in north-west Syria | ALEPPO |
Ancient Greek mathematician and physicist of Syracuse | ARCHIMEDES |
And other things | ETAL |
Avant-garde theatrical revue by Kenneth Tynan | OHCALCUTTA |
Basin used for washing dishes | SINK |
Book following Joel | AMOS |
Chemical causing stoppage of the vital organs | ASPHYXIANT |
Chief industrial region in Germany | RUHR |
College in Trumpington Street, Cambridge | PETERHOUSE |
Cow in 'The Magic Roundabout' | ERMINTRUDE |
Device for advancing film in a camera | AUTOWINDER |
Discontented lord in 'As You Like It' | JAQUES |
Clues | Answers |
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Ernest --, 1871-1937, New Zealand-born physicist | RUTHERFORD |
Fenland town east of Peterborough | WHITTLESEY |
Ferdinand --, 1851-1929, French marshal | FOCH |
French bacteriologist who pioneered stereochemistry | PASTEUR |
Greek philosopher and mathematician of sixth century BC | PYTHAGORAS |
Kind of edible seaweed | ULVA |
Law passed by Parliament | STATUTE |
Old Testament spelling of Jehovah | YAHWEH |
One who makes predictions about the future | SOOTHSAYER |
Person employed in a stable | OSTLER |
Polish astronomer whose theory on the solar system was published in 1543 | COPERNICUS |
Postpone, put off to another day | ADJOURN |
Rare word for a female onlooker | SPECTATRIX |
Small town and lake in North Wales | BALA |
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