| “A moral, sensible, and well-bred man / Will not ____ me, and no other can” (Cowper) |
AFFRONT |
| “Religion […] is the ____ of the people” (Karl Marx) |
OPIUM |
| 2010 video game with John Marston as the protagonist |
Red Dead Redemption |
| A Hindu or Buddhist religious text |
TANTRA |
| A kerchief worn in place of a hat |
Headcloth |
| A young fox |
KIT |
| Actress, Oscar-nominated for her 2002 role as painter Frida Kahlo |
Salma Hayek |
| Alternative to “Hoosier” for someone from a particular US state |
INDIANIAN |
| An ignition key engages the ____ to connect to the starter motor |
solenoid switch |
| Apollo 11’s Eagle, for example |
lunar module |
| Author of Black Beauty |
Anna Sewell |
| Breathing in a laboured way |
WHEEZY |
| Craft in which Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space |
VOSTOK |
| Department store chain which closed in May 2021 |
debenhams |
| Form of storage which has largely replaced pill bottles |
blister pack |
| Formal footwear, sometimes with a bow or buckle |
court shoe |
| Historian Hugh Trevor-Roper became Baron ____ |
DACRE |
| In a quote attributed to Billy Connolly and others, an intellectual is someone who can listen to the William Tell Overture without thinking of ____ |
The Lone Ranger |
| In architecture, the male equivalent of a caryatid |
ATLAS |
| In Scott’s Waverley novels, The ____ follows The Monastery |
ABBOT |
| In the 1930s and 1940s, the ____, were one of the first African American vocal groups to be popular with both black and white audiences |
ink spots |
| Knitting technique which can be used to create colour effects relatively easily |
slip stitch |
| Kristi ____’s 1992 figure skating win made her the first Asian American winner of a Winter Olympics gold medal |
yamaguchi |
| Make a prediction based on available data |
EXTRAPOLATE |
| Modern and ancient Greek region including Athens |
ATTICA |
