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- 1.Country that shares the Mosquito Coast with Nicaragua
- 2.Game bird with golden and Lady Amherst's species
- 3.Choreographer on the films Cabaret and Sweet Charity
- 4.Compound found in tea, cola and chocolate
- 5.19th-century tenant of Dove Cottage, Grasmere, with his sister, Dorothy
- 6.Wendy -, writer of the poems Loss and Bloody Men
- 7.Italian director of La Dolce Vita and 8½
- 8.Muscle that extends the elbow joint
- 9.Youth activity group between Beavers and Scouts
- 10.British mezzo-soprano noted for her interpretations of Mahler and Elgar
- 11.Joe -, lead singer of the Clash
- 12.Arthur -, Hungarian-born author of Darkness at Noon and The Sleepwalkers
- 13.George Eliot's first novel
- 14.Singer of the 1970s hits You Make Me Feel Like Dancing and When I Need You
- 15.Instrument for examining the ear
- 16.Flower associated with 12A
- 17.Deposit of iron oxide
- 18.Nefarious organisation led by James Bond's archenemy
- 19.Scorer of a hat-trick in the 1966 Fifa World Cup final
- 20.Vocal range between bass and tenor
- 21.Merseyside town once a centre of the glass industry
- 22.Large merchant sailing ship
- 23.Plants with drooping vivid red or purple blooms, named after a German botanist
- 24.First Monday in September in the USA
- 25.Bread whose name means "slipper” in Italian
- 26.First public showing of a film or play
- 27.Underwater breathing tube used by swimmers
- 28.One of the two digits used in the binary system
- 29.The art class painted colourful headgear
- 30.Conceivably airline's ground transport for Indians
- 31.Bones found in Indian set meal, not hot
- 32.Appointed for a lawsuit, Democrat lawyer's first to probe two articles
- 33.Eccentric actor is a card
- 34.Ye Olde Bull sticks with house wine ultimately
- 35.Each book has pieces about parts of a tapeworm
- 36.Know instinctively, time to stop a Greenlander
- 37.Stick and where you should put it!
- 38.Golfer on course repelled press with hooter
- 39.Screw cap of originality improved lager cans
- 40.Left do captivated by casserole and squash
- 41.Case of speech defect, say
- 42.No new option in play, they're stock themes
- 43.White-hot container used by dentist
- 44.Losing the first, begin again and drive into water
- 45.Remarkable money brought back in notes
- 46.Adult censored must agree stories showing coarseness
- 47.Islamic judge in knitted jumper spoken of
- 48.Rather clever short story writer with no little following
- 49.Extremely harmful ballgame in America? Nothing in it
- 50.English run for property writ? No longer available
- 51.Corporation starts to unpack loads involving barrows
- 52.Hard time in spring for office of Cossacks
- 53.North Carolina inhabitant set on local cover
- 54.Fools about in water channel
- 55.Deputies failing on sharing facilities
- 56.Son at home is blocking deal? Sign of a bastard
- 57.Faculties with debts, large uni finally liquidated
- 58.Experienced type, true pro theatrically
- 59.Keeper's rather stiff grabbing ball
- 60.Returns some poorest celeriac picked up
- 61.Fish ragu I'm cooking
- 62.Firm right away involved in expense
- 63.Once fierce British army corps
- 64.Dog and Duck: name seen up among foremost of Soho taverns
- 65.An attempt; to injure, in one way
- 66.Informally, an IT storage medium used since the 1950s
- 67.In a common spelling, a low-growing evergreen perennial, often used in rockeries
- 68.Missouri-based NFL team, winners of four Super Bowls
- 69.West African nation with a president's son as president
- 70.The state of being fashionable
- 71.Someone who is paid agio
- 72.A river in southern France; a lake in northern England
- 73.In a soap opera, Mrs ____ fatally choked on a macaroon
- 74.France's largest city west of Paris
- 75.The ____'s newspaper archive can be viewed at Boston Spa
- 76.Scottish and Irish informal term for foolish people
- 77.Aylesbury, Maidstone and Trowbridge are ____s
- 78.EF ____ wrote the 1973 book Small Is Beautiful: A Study of Economics As If People Mattered
- 79.____ filler fountain pens can store more ink than most others
- 80.1381 rising triggered by a move to collect unpaid poll tax
- 81.Explorer who completed the first traverse of the Northwest Passage solely by ship, in 1906
- 82.A pergola is a horizontal kind of ____
- 83.1979 film version of a Hardy novel
- 84.Source of dust containing an estimated 22,000 tons of phosphorus added to Amazonian soil each year
- 85."Thy fatal shafts ____ move, / I bow before thine altar, Love!” (Tobias Smollett)
- 86.A speculator who buys shares in new issues
- 87.Genre which influenced panto and Punch and Judy
- 88.____ 1 was the USA's first satellite, launched in 1958
- 89.Something a theatre's flies may contain
- 90.McCaig's Tower, an unfinished monument, dominates the ____ skyline
- 91.Technical term for your windpipe
- 92.1992 film which brought Sharon Stone international fame
- 93.Gallery with a huge collection of impressionist paintings
- 94.Hugh ____ was the Labour Party's leader from 1955 until his death in 1963
- 95.Archaic or literary term for a deep hole
- 96.The chemical informally called alcohol
- 97.At ____ University in 1919, Alfred Zimmern became the world's first professor of international politics
- 98.Former BBC World Service headquarters
- 99.In ____ means "at full length”
- 100.An archaic or dialect name for a fireplace
- 101.Bajram Begaj is this European nation's current president
- 102.William Walton's Façade is based on poems by Edith ____
- 103.Platinum metal group element used in catalytic converters
- 104."What is ____ now is the peace of the world” (Woodrow Wilson, Feb 1918)
- 105.Painter of The Singing Butler, a bestseller as a print
- 106.2023 film based on the 2005 book American Prometheus
- 107.Author of Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus
- 108.A Qashqai or Juke
- 109.____'s "martyrs” were transported rather than killed
- 110.Dido's first and most successful album, released internationally in 2001
- 111.Mythological hero whose most famous achievement was in a labyrinth
- 112.Frank ____ won a best supporting actor Oscar for his role in From Here to Eternity
- 113.Trademark for a surface coating used in textured form on many 1970s ceilings
- 114.Ecumenical community in Burgundy, noted for music based on simple phrases often repeated many times
- 115.Adventure novel by RL Stevenson: ____ Thesauraria
- 116.Oh, if only, I wish that
- 117.Adv. from now on, henceforth (if you really must)
- 118.Adv., for a wee while: paulisper
- 119.We're going to listen: sentiemus
- 120.Fabulae ex ____: Tales of the Riverbank
- 121.For or by all (3rd decl. adj. sing. common gender)
- 122.Brought to pass, ended, supine of patro: confectum
- 123.Date plausum 'the very end' in comoedia, Plautus Cist. 787
- 124.She was on her way
- 125.Adv., on the other hand, (back) again, anew: iterum, denuo
- 126.____ ululatibus: with shrill wails, Catullus 63.24
- 127.Virtutem ____: old-style courage, Ovid Met. 11.343
- 128.Now you let (servum tuum) go, Song of Simeon, Luke 2.29-32
- 129.Field (2nd decl. m.): agrum, planitiem
- 130.Tower — aedificium altum non quod trahit
- 131.Per ____ per terram: motto of the Royal Marines
- 132.For the undying, ie gods: caelicolis
- 133.Baca vitis quae in racemis crescit (1st decl. f.)
- 134.Bit by bit, how the old man paid up, Ter. Heaut., 870
- 135.I squeeze, press hard, milk
- 136.Leander Hellespontum 'swims across' ad Heron, suam puellam
- 137.Work, labour (3rd decl. n.)
- 138.Oscar-nominated British actress who won a Tony for her role in The Color Purple
- 139.Heavy red or white burgundy wine
- 140.Flatfish named after a Channel port
- 141.Motorsport whose world champions include Colin McRae and Richard Burns
- 142.Tapering flag for military or nautical use
- 143.One half of a percussion instrument associated with flamenco dancing
- 144.Stephen -, British director of The Queen and My Beautiful Laundrette
- 145.Solomon -, nursery rhyme character who was "born on Monday”
- 146.County in which one may visit Cheddar Gorge
- 147.Portuguese-speaking nation of southwest Africa
- 148.Impala or springbok, eg
- 149.Clothes and linen traditionally collected by a bride
- 150.Word indicating repetition, often shortened to: ”