| 1936 documentary film about a postal train's journey from London to Glasgow |
NIGHTMAIL |
| A fern with large spreading fronds |
OSMUNDA |
| A former duchy and state of central E Germany |
ANHALT |
| A less common word for rabies |
LYSSA |
| A tall grass, grown for forage in the southern US |
TEOSINTE |
| An insecticide, now widely banned |
DIELDRIN |
| Apollo 11 lunar module |
EAGLE |
| Black Sea port in Ukraine |
ODESSA |
| Book of the Bible, in which the creation of the world is described |
GENESIS |
| Desiderius --, Dutch scholar and writer |
ERASMUS |
| Erik --, French composer |
SATIE |
| Formerly, in Turkey and the Ottoman Empire, an official of high rank |
PASHA |
| French actress, known for her passionate performances in tragedy |
SARAHBERNHARDT |
| Fruit named after a kibbutz in Israel where it was first developed |
OGENMELON |
| Hugh --, English Protestant martyr |
LATIMER |