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- 1.Scottish forecaster gathers in returns
- 2.Making a start on narration with workers for short time
- 3.Under magnification partly one's seen true skin
- 4.See one nameless pitman gets a crest on helmet
- 5.Pun lit up a Rome club
- 6.Supermarket fish or marine fish
- 7.Daughter drilling her sons — they manage trips
- 8.Leader of Jews has time with unhappy old John reduced
- 9.Women work to a meeting for supreme council
- 10.Note Victoria, perhaps, giving by will
- 11.Literary passages rewritten in Catalan gripping Spain
- 12.Ability to keep balance on board, for example retained by US elite forces
- 13.Wealthy people investing a billion for important Europeans
- 14.Argive princess's set up house
- 15.Measurement having to include diameter
- 16.Nudie shot in Italian city
- 17.Rituals performed at bloody altars; sollemnia
- 18.Shouting: insequitur ____que virum stridorque (Virg. Aen. 1.87)
- 19.Rather a ropey play by Plautus!
- 20.A trifling matter: grave non est
- 21.For the most part: auspiciis ____ obsecutus est Romulus (Cic. Rep. 2.9.16)
- 22.Beatae in villa et aedibus exoriuntur
- 23.Numbness, listlessness; languor
- 24.I will be heard out
- 25.In medio est atque manet
- 26.Seminal work by Lucretius, De rerum ____
- 27.Achillis, Aeneae, Ulixis? (gen.)
- 28.Corriperes, opponeres
- 29.Halls; atria, regiae
- 30.Frangent, delebunt
- 31.Thief: latro, praedo
- 32.Seducer, misleader; nemo malus felix, minime ____ et idem (Juv. 4.8)
- 33.High, steep; alti (masc. gen. sing.)
- 34.In the corner (where laughter was heard): gratus puellae risus ab ____ (Hor. C. 1.9.22)
- 35.Nil te pati instructum saturitati aut abundantiae (dat.)
- 36.Worried and upset (fem, nom. pl.)
- 37.Keep back, save up! (imp. sing.)
- 38.Quasi lupus, sonum emitto
- 39.You fool!
- 40.This man here
- 41.Keith -, guitarist whose debut solo album was Talk Is Cheap
- 42.Plant or bread mould
- 43.Film musical featuring the song Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
- 44.Large Pacific food fish
- 45.Creature whose species include the world's largest bivalve molluscs
- 46.Women-only Cambridge college
- 47.French philosopher awarded the 1927 Nobel prize in literature
- 48.Ed -, singer of Perfect, the 2017 UK Christmas No 1
- 49.Footballer known as King Eric to Manchester United fans
- 50.Writer of Das Kapital
- 51.Seabird that undertakes the longest migration in the animal kingdom
- 52.Animated film about a train ride on Christmas Eve
- 53.Caroline -, comic actress who co-wrote and appeared in The Royle Family
- 54.- Culkin, Home Alone star
- 55.Small round baking dish
- 56.Sebastian -, president of World Athletics since 2015
- 57.Unit of pressure roughly equal to 15 pounds per square inch
- 58.Music genre with similarities to gangsta rap
- 59.Mull or Skye, eg
- 60.Macmillan's successor as prime minister
- 61.Caspar, Melchior and Balthazar
- 62.Type of acid also known as vitamin C
- 63.Hogmanay
- 64.Director of the festive classic It's a Wonderful Life
- 65.Only Canadian city to have held a summer Olympics
- 66.Largest island fully within Indonesia's territory
- 67.- International, human rights organisation
- 68.Classical name of the Greek island of Santorini
- 69.Celestial body associated with the goddess Selene
- 70.Obsolete unit measuring between 37 and 45 inches
- 71.2018 Christmas film based on a Dr Seuss character
- 72.Maritime shift of 4-6pm or 6-8pm
- 73.Love Came Down at Christmas is a ____ by Christina Rossetti
- 74.Vaulted construction with supports of differing heights
- 75.Herbaceous perennial also called fox's brush
- 76."The Commons, faithful to their system, remained in a wise and masterly ____” (Sir James Mackintosh)
- 77.Computer data retained for likely reuse
- 78.The normal position of a bodily organ
- 79.In strictly mistaken terminology blamed on Leo Fender, a guitar's ____ arm is called a whammy bar
- 80.A Christmas theatre performance
- 81.Upmarket resort across the Rance estuary from St Malo
- 82.Jackie Wilson's Christmas No 1 of 1986
- 83.Raise a glass to
- 84.French translator Antoine Gallard added Ali Baba and Aladdin to this story collection
- 85.Character played by Margaret Hamilton in The Wizard of Oz
- 86.Phonograph records, collectively
- 87.Figure of speech in which a part represents the whole, or vice versa
- 88.A rich cake, often layered
- 89.University at which the first wooden spoons as "booby prizes” were awarded
- 90.Racecourse which hosts the Grand National
- 91.Scandinavian goddess of love and war
- 92.A heavenly body whose apparent brightness fluctuates
- 93.Author of the Horatio Hornblower novels
- 94.Actor who rose to fame as Ron Weasley
- 95.MP who served as Home Secretary, 1983-1985
- 96.Sparkling wine which must be made entirely from Moscato Bianco grapes
- 97.Display stands for knick-knacks
- 98.Newcastle United manager since 2021
- 99.Put (someone) in a state of confusion
- 100.An alternative to yew for making bows
- 101.To cook using dry heat
- 102.Christmas
- 103.Christmas carol with a melody by Mendelssohn, taken from a cantata celebrating Gutenberg
- 104.The capital of Qatar
- 105.The North Sea, archaically
- 106.Harry Potter ____ was one of the most popular Christmas films of 2001
- 107.French epic poem, usually about knightly exploits
- 108.This name for a craft activity contains a reversal of the Wise Men
- 109.That which fills a small seasonal pie
- 110.A popular Christmas present for children in the 1940s
- 111.Austrian composer noted for his very short pieces
- 112.Effectively dealt with, informally
- 113.Joel's daughter in the video game and HBO series The Last Of Us
- 114.Rugby position also called stand-off
- 115."Simplicity is the final ____. After one has played a vast quantity of notes and more notes, it is simplicity that emerges as the crowning reward of art.” (Chopin)
- 116.Gelatinous confection also called lokum
- 117.Citrus fruit often associated with Christmas
- 118.Typical of one's usual behaviour
- 119.5-shilling pieces
- 120."Don't use Latin phrases unless you know what they mean, and ____” (joke)
- 121.Discharged from the army, informally
- 122.Site where calcareous clay is dug
- 123.Site of the Taj Mahal
- 124.Eponymous boy of a 1762 treatise by Jean-Jacques Rousseau
- 125.The contents of a poor box
- 126.In Confucianism, the way of achieving a fully moral existence
- 127.Tree very much planted in more than one area
- 128.Returning north I take second grade antimalarial
- 129.Revolutionary in aluminium, my old trumpet
- 130.Cipher Joby made to shift alphabetically
- 131.Regular features of green conservation survey
- 132.Radical head backed Indian leader
- 133.Pacific theological system is nicer somehow
- 134.Like natural logs not available from area of Mount Olympus
- 135.Currency Turkish chief's introduced following backing at home
- 136.I'm adult taken in by Christian Union — look who suffers
- 137.What might Cupar host serve up?
- 138.Pagan poet embracing northern independence
- 139.Way of viewing warped space and time
- 140.Courts of record formerly backed trustworthiness
- 141.What holds swimming pike?
- 142.Glazed pottery thrown out in English café
- 143.Some eating nothing, concerned with variable former lack of appetite
- 144.Prayer Dalradians regularly expressed
- 145.On air broadcast has split account of the priesthood
- 146.Ran away from local flat
- 147.Understand a Catholic church point
- 148.Pewterer's blowpipe, one in strange metal
- 149.Absurd alarm about Military Intelligence officer in the past
- 150.Eastern open country antelopes eating a small tree