Clues | Answers |
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Minutiae | petty details |
Motor scooter made by the Italian manufacturer Innocenti | lambretta |
Motorcycle with an engine of, typically, 50cc or less | MOPED |
Name that has been used for both of two consecutive parables in Luke 14 | The Wedding Feast |
New Zealand equestrian who competed at seven Olympic Games | Mark Todd |
Nickname of Lexington, in Kentucky’s Bluegrass region | Horse Capital of the World |
Olympic 400m champion in 1976 and 1984, prevented by boycott from competing in 1980 | Ed Moses |
On This Day In History was a regular feature of this presenter’s BBC Radio 1 Breakfast Show | Simon Mayo |
One who enjoys solitude and social interaction in roughly equal measure | AMBIVERT |
Ornamental table centrepiece, which may hold food or flowers | EPERGNE |
Prepares for osculation | puckers up |
Protagonist of the Mission: Impossible films | Ethan Hunt |
Residing somewhere in a diplomatic capacity | en poste |
Set on fire | IGNITED |
Situations with outcomes determined by chance | LOTTERIES |
Somerset opening batsman who played for England in 76 Test and 123 ODI matches | Marcus Trescothick |
Sophia Loren’s duet partner on the novelty single Goodness Gracious Me | Peter Sellers |
Tall, slender dogs of Middle Eastern origin | SALUKIS |
The largest town on Kent’s Isle of Sheppey | SHEERNESS |
The part of an opera often followed by a full aria | SCENA |
The two longest-serving members of this rock band were both born in Dartford | Rolling Stones |
The ___ was a recent BBC One drama about a custody battle | CRY |
Third piece in Book II of Debussy’s Preludes, depicting the “wine gate” of Granada’s Alhambra | La Puerta del Vino |
To incite, often towards immoral acts | SOLICIT |
Tony Christie single featured in Phoenix Nights | Is This The Way To Amarillo |
Tranquiliser often sold as Ativan | LORAZEPAM |
Clues | Answers |
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“And when love comes along, it’s just a ____” (Code of Love, Spandau Ballet) | Catcher In The Rye |
“Generally speaking, colour is a power which directly ____ the soul” (Kandinsky) | INFLUENCES |
17th and 18th-century German Lutheran movement seeking to renew devotion | PIETISM |
A chrysalis | PUPA |
A handgun shooting technique which passively absorbs recoil | Isosceles Stance |
A soft drink, to an American | SODA |
Actor who played George VI in The King’s Speech | Colin Firth |
All-male Canadian rock band whose single One Week reached number 5 in the UK charts in 1998 | Barenaked Ladies |
American philosopher whose concepts included the “transparent eyeball” | Ralph Waldo Emerson |
An account for food and lodging at an Oxford college | BATTELS |
Another nickname for the Scottish snooker player often called the Pocket Dynamo | Pot the lot Dott |
Author of The Little Match Girl | Hans Christian Andersen |
BBC2 music show which featured the “star kicker” logo | The Old Grey Whistle Test |
Building method using no mortar | DRYSTONE |
Cretans, as described in the Epimenides paradox | LIARS |
Element with atomic number 30, alloyed with its neighbour in the periodic table (number 29) since ancient times | ZINC |
Ending of eight of the first 100 ordinal numbers in English | ETH |
Formally, the Queen is Her ____ Majesty | BRITANNIC |
From Italian, a name for shallow ornamental wine cups | tazze |
Goldie’s opponent half an hour before the boat race | ISIS |
Important document in transportation and education | TIMETABLE |
In Twelfth Night, this involves Sir Toby, Sir Andrew and Maria | SUBPLOT |
Informally, a retired member of the armed services working at the Tower of London | BEEFEATER |
Italian driver Gabriele ____ scored 1 point in 78 Formula One races | tarquini |
Latin motto of the City of London | Domine dirige nos |
Lead singer of the Velvet Underground | Lou Reed |
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