| “If the world were clear, ____ would not exist” (Albert Camus) |
ART |
| “It is not the dark place that ____, but the dim eye” (Thomas Carlyle) |
HINDERS |
| “____ is for appearing on, not looking at” (Noel Coward) |
TELEVISION |
| 1997 Spice Girls song and a BBC TV programme since 2004 |
Who Do You Think You Are |
| A circle is the ____ of points equally far from a given point |
LOCUS |
| A current 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown team captain |
Sean Lock |
| A dog’s rudimentary inner toe |
DEWCLAW |
| American actor whose comedy roles included that of Dr Michael Hfuhruhurr |
Steve Martin |
| Animated cartoon character whose nemesis is Baron Greenback |
Danger Mouse |
| Aston Villa club captain when they were promoted to the First Division in 1988 |
Allan Evans |
| Australian fashion designer who opened London’s Flamingo Park boutique in 1973 |
Jenny Kee |
| Benjamin Britten opera, and popular name of Elizabeth I |
GLORIANA |
| Bob ____, the underpaid clerk in A Christmas Carol |
CRATCHIT |
| British ocean liner sunk by a German U-boat in 1915 |
LUSITANIA |
| By Ed Sheeran and Stormzy, the first UK No 1 single with a title including the place name in the final word |
Take Me Back To London |
| Canadian country music singer born Eilleen Edwards |
Shania Twain |
| Cretaceous dinosaur popularly regarded as chief rival to Tyrannosaurus rex |
TRICERATOPS |
| Dr Seuss book featuring companions Thing One and Thing Two |
The Cat in the Hat |
| Fictional rough collie dog created by Eric Knight |
LASSIE |
| In Europe’s catholic countries, the ____ calendar was introduced in 1582 |
GREGORIAN |
| In knitting, a completed line of stitches |
ROW |
| In Macbeth, ____ flees to Ireland after his father is murdered |
DONALBAIN |
| Informally, Boston (Massachusetts) |
Bean Town |
| Insect mentioned in some vacuum cleaner advertising |
dust mite |
| Jewish calendar month formerly called Abib |
NISAN |
