| “____ erat demonstrandum” may end a mathematical proof |
QUOD |
| A Cuba ____ is a rum cocktail |
LIBRE |
| A living member of a kingdom or family |
ANIMAL |
| A rabbit punch is a ____ on the back of the neck |
Sharp blow |
| Against the law |
ILLICIT |
| Alternative name for what Jimmy Carter’s family farmed |
Monkey nuts |
| An American wearing long baggy trousers and a long jacket with padded shoulders |
zootsuiter |
| Ballet movement in which a foot slides outwards |
GLISSE |
| Beware the sentry! |
LOOKOUT |
| Body of salt water with a very small tidal range |
Black Sea |
| Character actor Roy ___ was in David Frost’s TW3 team |
KINNEAR |
| Choux pastry ball, often containing a form of cream |
PROFITEROLE |
| Conifers whose wood was used in English longbows |
yew trees |
| Controlling sinister character in George du Maurier’s Trilby |
SVENGALI |
| Descriptive of Thomas Hardy’s Jude |
OBSCURE |
| Destructive monster created from parts of corpses |
FRANKENSTEIN |
| English artist William ____ painted The Sirens and Ulysses |
ETTY |
| European state between Styria and Bavaria |
Upper Austria |
| French mime artist Marcel ____ often played Bip the Clown |
MARCEAU |
| Gift tokens |
VOUCHERS |
| Guidance on behaviour or conduct |
COUNSEL |
| In pietra dura work, stone like marble is ____ with semi-precious stones |
INLAID |
| Italian island, a resort since the days of the Roman Republic |
CAPRI |
| ITV police drama which ran from 1984 to 2010 |
The Bill |
| Kentish “isle” which is not an island |
THANET |
| Len McCluskey has been ____’s general secretary since 2011 |
UNITE |
| Like the set of Across solutions in this puzzle |
ALPHABETIC |
| Long narrow pillow |
BOLSTER |