| “A ____ cord is not quickly broken” (Ecclesiastes) |
THREEFOLD |
| “If anything might ____ him now / The kind old sun will know” (Wilfred Owen) |
ROUSE |
| “The best bunker buster” according to Scott Ritter, a UN weapons inspector in Iraq in the 1990s |
DIPLOMAT |
| “Whatever our souls are made of, ____” (Wuthering Heights) |
his and mine are the same |
| A bitter bark formerly used in medicine |
ANGOSTURA |
| Aircraft manufacturer founded in Seattle in 1916 |
BOEING |
| America golfer, nicknamed The King, who won the Open in 1961 and 1962 |
Arnold Palmer |
| American social reformer and suffragist who worked closely with Elizabeth Stanton |
Susan B Anthony |
| American union leader and criminal, played by Jack Nicholson in a 1992 film |
Jimmy Hoffa |
| An Italian lady |
SIGNORA |
| Animal in the same family as humans and some great apes |
HOMINID |
| Australian tennis player, winner of four 1950s grand slam men’s singles titles |
Lew Hoad |
| British javelin thrower whose main rival in the 1980s was Petra Felke |
Fatima Whitbread |
| By PH Newby, the first winner of the Booker Prize |
Something to Answer For |
| Canadian tennis player, runner-up to Andy Murray in the 2016 Wimbledon men’s singles final |
Milos Raonic |
| Carmarthenshire’s largest town |
LLANELLI |
| Clerical office which is an anagram of SUNDAY BEER |
subdeanery |
| Daughter of Polonius and lover of Hamlet |
OPHELIA |
| Ecological zone, often named after its main vegetation |
BIOME |
| English furniture style of the late 18th century |
SHERATON |
| Fastener with two arms pushed through a hole and bent |
split pin |
| Grandma and Chalkie often appeared in cartoons by ____ |
GILES |
| Having a pale brown-yellow colour |
OCHREOUS |
