| -- Cup, rugby union trophy |
CALCUTTA |
| A coarse grass, native to Spain and North Africa |
ESPARTO |
| Alexander --, English poet (1688-1744) |
POPE |
| Anglo-Saxon poet or minstrel |
SCOP |
| Berkshire public school, founded in 1440 |
ETON |
| British TV soap opera, created by Hazel Adair and Peter Ling |
CROSSROADS |
| Distillation product of alcohol, used as an anaesthetic |
ETHER |
| English Channel port, in East Sussex |
HASTINGS |
| Greek philosopher and mathematician |
PYTHAGORAS |
| In Greek mythology, the god of darkness, son of Chaos and brother of Night |
EREBUS |
| In Japan, a carved toggle of wood or ivory |
NETSUKE |
| Instrument for detecting and measuring the intensity of ionizing radiation |
GEIGERCOUNTER |
| Japanese weapon, consisting of a series of weights on a chain |
MANRIKIGUSARI |
| Jewish Sabbath dish of stew, prepared on a Friday and cooked overnight |
CHOLENT |
