| “Currency” of the Boston QZ in The Last Of Us on TV |
ration cards |
| “To be in company, even with the best, is soon ____ and dissipating” (Thoreau) |
WEARISOME |
| 1970 western film starring John Wayne |
chisum |
| A prose piece on a specific subject |
ESSAY |
| Actor who first played Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof |
Zero Mostel |
| An innkeeper or rent collector |
LANDLORD |
| As named on the tin, a beer developed in 1958, by Ind Coope in Alloa |
Skol Lager |
| Auguste Escoffier’s creation to honour a famous soprano |
peach melba |
| Australian soft rock duo who had a 1980 hit with All Out of Love |
Air Supply |
| Author of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes |
Anita Loos |
| Benjamin Franklin’s almanac-writing pseudonym |
Poor Richard |
| City in Indiana built on a site above the Wabash River |
Terre Haute |
| Cornwall’s ____ Heritage Coast is named after a fishing and (formerly) smuggling village |
POLPERRO |
| Deoch an ____ is a last drink before parting company |
DORIS |
| Department store in London’s Oxford Street, using distinctive yellow bags |
SELFRIDGES |
| Dog named after a Scottish island |
Skye terrier |
| Du or Sie in German (nominative case) |
second-person singular |
| Ecuador’s former currency, now replaced by the US dollar |
SUCRE |
| Editor-in-chief of Vogue since 1988 |
Anna Wintour |
| Form of transport which can mean “languished” |
MOPED |
| From a court location, an old euphemism for bankruptcy |
Carey Street |
| German city at the confluence of the Rhine and Neckar rivers |
MANNHEIM |
| Germany’s most successful football club |
bayern munich |
| Golden Globe winner for her role as Tina Turner in What’s Love Got to Do with It |
Angela Bassett |
| Greek-based word describing groups like the Muses |
ENNEAD |