| “Blood, sweat and tears” and “Money is the root of all evil” are ____ |
MISQUOTATIONS |
| Abbess who, with Patrick and Columba, is a patron saint of Ireland |
St Brigid |
| Action, time and place as “Aristotelean” dramatic principles, devised in 16th-century Italy |
Three unities |
| BBC newsreader recently appointed as the new host of Mastermind |
Clive Myrie |
| Bed with columns and a canopy, often with curtains |
four-poster |
| Beethoven’s ____ symphony includes a setting of Ode to Joy |
NINTH |
| Before 2017, Britain’s only 12-sided coin |
Threepenny bit |
| Brahman, Kshatriya, Vaisya or Sudra in Hindu society |
CASTE |
| Chalk cliffs between Cuckmere Haven and Beachy Head on the Sussex coast |
seven sisters |
| Cocktail of brandy with Cointreau and lemon juice |
SIDECAR |
| Composer of Le Tombeau de Couperin and La Valse |
RAVEL |
| Division of the High Court of Justice |
CHANCERY |
| Farewell to the French about to depart |
ADIEU |
| Fibrous heat-resistant mineral, a cause of mesothelioma |
ASBESTOS |
| Firearm like Dirty Harry’s Smith and Wesson Model 29 |
six-shooter |
| Has a good relationship with someone |
Hits it off |
| HMS _____, Britain’s last surviving major warship of the Second World War, is moored as a museum near Tower Bridge |
BELFAST |
| In Cecile Aubry’s novel and its film adaptations, Belle is Sebastian’s ____ mountain dog |
PYRENEAN |
| In law, to serve someone with notice before seizing money |
GARNISH |
| In poetry, a ____ rhyme is between stressed syllables followed by identical unstressed ones, as in “merrily” and “verily” |
FEMININE |
| Informally, the aquatic creature in the 1934 “Surgeon’s photograph” |
NESSIE |
| Investigations by coroners |
INQUESTS |
| Malé is the capital of this Indian Ocean archipelagic nation |
MALDIVES |
| Mediterranean island port, the birthplace of Napoleon |
AJACCIO |
| Middle name of the poet who wrote Prometheus Unbound |
BYSSHE |
| One of two main formal accompaniments to a DJ |
black tie |