| Inhabitants of this city in Quebec are known as Trifluvians |
Trois-Rivieres |
| International law enforcement agency based in the Hague |
EUROPOL |
| Kathmandu is the capital of ____ |
NEPAL |
| Line break created automatically by word processing software, or by using the Shift and Enter keys |
soft return |
| Michael ____ replaced Eamonn Andrews as the host of This Is Your Life in 1987 |
Aspel |
| Molasses is sometimes called black ____ |
TREACLE |
| One of the USA’s four major sports leagues, founded in 1946 |
NBA |
| One version of the title renounced by Tony Benn to stand for a House of Commons seat |
Lord Stansgate |
| Poker player’s stake placed before the deal |
ANTE |
| Pretentiously refined |
la-di-da |
| Random particle movement also called pedesis |
Brownian motion |
| Relating to the feeding of animals |
zootrophic |
| Russian car manufacturer owned by Renault |
LADA |
| Scottish equivalent of a mayor |
PROVOST |
| Soap opera spoof which was a regular feature of Victoria Wood — As Seen On TV |
Acorn Antiques |
| Striking mixed-use building in the centre of Birmingham |
The Cube |
| The food fish Gadus morhua |
COD |
| The inversion of word order in a sentence |
anastrophe |
| The longest-serving first lady of the United States |
Eleanor Roosevelt |
| The state of being globe-shaped |
sphericalness |
| The Wedding, a ballet by Stravinksy |
Les Noces |
| To ____ windmills is to attack imaginary enemies |
tilt at |
| UK policing agency merged into Soca in 2006 |
NCIS |
| ____ defeated Darlene Hard and Angela Mortimer to win her two Wimbledon singles titles |
Althea Gibson |