| A gas compound noted for its lack of reactivity |
HALON |
| A thug or hired assassin |
BRAVO |
| Actor whose roles included bait shop owner Chuck in Grumpy Old Men |
Ossie Davis |
| An engine’s ____ arm ensures spark plugs fire in turn |
ROTOR |
| An evening greeting in Thuringia |
guten Abend |
| Ancient Jordanian city, capital of the Nabataeans |
PETRA |
| Baikal in Siberia is the world’s ____ |
Deepest lake |
| Based on Greek spelling, a Christogram, sometimes with an added cross, commonly used in medieval Western Europe |
IHS |
| Born in Slough but representing Italy, Fiona ____ won world championship long jump titles in 1995 and 2001 |
MAY |
| British economy car built 1948-71 |
Morris Minor |
| Chancellor succeeded by Gerhard Schröder in 1998 |
Helmut Kohl |
| Composer of Otello and Falstaff |
giuseppe verdi |
| Computer memory which allows high-speed data retrieval |
CACHE |
| Development of an organism from earliest stage to maturity |
ONTOGENESIS |
| Driver of Bluebird, which exceeded 300mph on this day in 1935 |
Malcolm Campbell |
| Dwight ____ is the only player from Trinidad and Tobago to be the Premier League player of the season |
YORKE |
| Eyelashes |
CILIA |
| Former boxer ____ Klitschko is Kyiv’s current mayor |
vitali |
| Gradually liquidated, as a wasting asset |
AMORTISED |
| Habituate (to) |
INURE |
| Hunter changed by Artemis into a stag and killed by his own hounds (Greek myth) |
ACTAEON |
| In mathematics, an exact proper divisor |
ALIQUOT |
| In philosophy, things as they are in themselves, rather than as they are to us through our senses |
NOUMENA |
| In the Old Testament, the eleventh son of Jacob |
JOSEPH |
| In this exercise, a barbell is held aloft with a snatch grip |
overhead squat |