Jazz musician who performs occasional solo passages |
SIDEMAN |
John James --, American naturalist and artist 1785-1851 |
AUDUBON |
Made one�s way by pushing and shoving |
JOSTLED |
Mechanical device in instructional programme |
TEACHINGMACHINE |
Member of an American Indian people of Peru |
QUECHUA |
Modern offensive term for one lacking in culture |
CHAV |
Number eight or nine iron in golf |
NIBLICK |
Obsolete word meaning verdure |
GREENTH |
SECOND PART OF 11 ACROSS |
LIFE |
SECOND PART OF 22 ACROSS |
VERDE |
Sir Malcolm --, conductor and composer 1895-1967 |
SARGENT |
The hymn �Holy, holy, holy' |
SANCTUS |
Tony --, golfer who won the Open championship in 1969 |
JACKLIN |
Village on west shore of Loch Lomond |
LUSS |
Villain in �Oliver Twist� |
FAGIN |
Words indicating that something will be easy |
NOSWEAT |