| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| King of Judah in mid-9th century BC | Jehoshaphat |
| More common spelling for a Muslim mystic | SUFI |
| Mr Masterley, cartoon character in Daily Telegraph | ALEX |
| Paraguayan tea | YERBADEMATE |
| Practical joke, a leg-pull | HOAX |
| Rev W. A. --, noted perpetrator of transposition of initial sounds | SPOONER |
| Revved up an engine | VROOMED |
| Scrooge's former partner whose ghost appears in 'A Christmas Carol' | JACOBMARLEY |
| Shingle spit on the Dorset coast | CHESILBEACH |
| Short musical composition | RONDINO |
| Slang word meaning enormous or very good | MEGA |
| Solution of ammonium carbonate used as smelling salts | SALVOLATILE |
| Spiced herring fillet | ROLLMOP |
| The largest city in Minnesota | MINNEAPOLIS |
| Was in a dull or stupefied state | DOZED |
| Word from French meaning at the home or establishment of | CHEZ |
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| -- of Citium, founder of Stoicism | ZENO |
| Amelia --, first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean | EARHART |
| Charles --, 1775-1834, essayist and poet | LAMB |
| Collection of mythological Old Norse poems | EDDA |
| Crack or hole in a vessel through which liquids may pass | LEAK |
| Derived SI unit of magnetic flux | WEBER |
| Electrically-propelled cable-car | Teleferique |
| English physician who devised a classified list of synonyms | ROGET |
| Enteric 15 Down with a rash of rose-coloured spots | TYPHOID |
| Eurasian duck found in marshes and swamps | WIDGEON |
| Extreme state of excitement | FEVER |
| Flat saucer-shaped disc | FRISBEE |
| French military cap | KEPI |
| Garden species of plants of the genera Silene and Lychnis | ROSECAMPION |
| Glass-annealing oven | LEHR |
| In north-west France, a Calvinist stronghold in the 16th century | STLO |
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