| “Finding bad ____ for what one believes for other bad ____ — that’s philosophy” (Aldous Huxley) |
REASONS |
| “Our people grumbled for more ____ and washing machines” (Russian ambassador, in Doctor Strangelove) |
NYLONS |
| “The ____ from the palace has the brew that is true” (Danny Kaye, in The Court Jester) |
CHALICE |
| 1980s pop movement which included Duran Duran |
New Romantic |
| A number used to indicate the position of a point |
co-ordinate |
| A theatre’s ____ bar serves interval drinks |
CRUSH |
| Alliterative Scots name for a hanging clock with exposed pendulum and weights |
wag-at-the-wa |
| An adjectival meaning of “desert” |
UNINHABITED |
| Athlete who won the javelin and 80m hurdles at the 1932 Olympics, and under her married name, three US Women’s Opens in golf |
Babe Didrikson |
| Baroness ____ wrote the Scarlet Pimpernel novels |
ORCZY |
| Based in Switzerland, the world’s largest food company |
NESTLE |
| Beast captured by Hercules in the fourth of his labours |
Erymanthian boar |
| Beetle that was sacred in ancient Egypt |
SCARAB |
| Bette Davis starred in this 1948 film about journalists covering a wedding |
June Bride |
| CAMRA’s Champion Beer of Britain five times |
timothy Taylor's Landlord |
| Card game in which you may have to lie |
CHEAT |
| Coastal drowned river valley, such as Milford Haven |
RIA |
| Contested at the 1912 Olympics, a variant of some throwing events, possibly favouring ambidextrous athletes |
Both hands |
| Deborah ____ has been a Dragons’ Den investor since 2006 |
meaden |
| Descriptive name for realgar, an ore of a toxic element |
red arsenic |
| European nation whose flag has blue, black and white stripes |
ESTONIA |
| Faye Dunaway’s co-star and producer in Bonnie and Clyde |
Warren Beatty |
| Ferrero product which apparently uses a quarter of the world supply of hazelnuts |
NUTELLA |
| Foodstuff used in pina coladas and some curry recipes |
coconut cream |
| Gary ____ played Winston Churchill in Darkest Hour |
OLDMAN |
| George and Ira Gershwin’s I Got ____ was written for the musical Girl Crazy |
RHYTHM |
| Glam rock band whose Lonely This Christmas was the UK’s Christmas No 1 in 1974 |
MUD |
| Human beings have five ____ organs, two in pairs |
SENSORY |