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- 1.Fruit from old hedge stuffed into shelter
- 2.Bones trouble one getting up
- 3.What grows in the main? Largesse surprisingly
- 4.With it this gas could show the extent of your endurance say
- 5.Buccaneering bold Boer holding up to end in Kimberley
- 6.Overcome by cursing ways to avoid clobber
- 7.Heart trouble or perhaps an affliction of eccentricity?
- 8.People who polish ornamental wood
- 9.New cola recipe with slices of zest added the icing for Spaniards
- 10.Suffering conversion beast makes good
- 11.Study that's held back by primary assembly
- 12.Copper nabbing Oscar, hollow rotten process which stands out
- 13.Heartlessly put out something unpleasant
- 14.Thunderbolt, so any destructive force, eg ____ habent ... in ... dentibus apri, Ovid Met. 10.550
- 15.Grass, herba
- 16.I stick to and hang on
- 17.Red-headed blokes
- 18.I might appear — let me obey!
- 19.House; aedes, casa, tectum
- 20.Go!
- 21.She broke and tore to pieces, fregit
- 22.It's chilly, or it will roast and fry
- 23.I sharpened and whetted, for a needle
- 24.Very frequently, really often
- 25.A river, amnis, fluvius
- 26.And also, and besides (two negatives making a positive)
- 27.What? What sort of? Why?
- 28.Lit. a going around, so evasion or prophetic obscurity (abl. sing.)
- 29.He trembles and quakes
- 30.Indigeo, careo — I need something and haven't got it
- 31.Mother: Orestes / armatam facibus ____ .... / ... fugit, Aen. 4.471-3
- 32.Poured over, made wet or even dyed, eg ostro / ____ vestes, Aen. 5.112
- 33.He works the land with Tacitus's father-in-law
- 34.Dant, declarant vel etiam denuntiant
- 35.Regis Troiae, patris Hectoris
- 36.In the fortress on the peak
- 37.Put it behind!
- 38.Dutiful chaps, viros ____
- 39.Second top growth leaves behind a S African succulent
- 40.Stock bound by a hostile choreographer
- 41.We don't believe drama with unconvincing grand opera piece not specified
- 42.Hungry Shakespearean actor wants this sausage coated with pecan
- 43.Sacrificing the lead, queen with three of diamonds played, not in a match
- 44.Help with cost, holding note as one provides edible nuts
- 45.Horny beast caught in historic scene?
- 46.Have will affected by contractions in stomach
- 47.Possible sound of typist's beat stopping carbon copy shortage
- 48.Spain's water to supply what's wanted, endless tropical fruit
- 49.Prevent development of surrounding West African people
- 50.I can relate rather engaging published following lines in two notes
- 51.Worried to splice with variable input
- 52.Cloth covers for head carriage, stipulation Britain backs
- 53.Bone-splicing rod to replace cap in place of femur, at the right length but missing cup?
- 54.Cookware equipment, one way to serve up tea cups?
- 55.Twisting short little bit in two ways, one of us threaded fastener
- 56.An American independent stooge with USA's top elected representative
- 57.Triumphed in South Carolina, within branch overworked by old writer
- 58.Acacia tree's durable timber with raised finish
- 59.Café refurbished in Hornsey
- 60.Tory lord who could become very fit
- 61.Freed from spells of constant injury during nude wrestling
- 62.Book that is about half-forgotten Ibsen play with interior set
- 63.Point raised in mostly overemotional gathering by a Pole?
- 64.Fellow wise woman apparently irritating climber
- 65.Having lost Arabic article, cancel wholesale allowance
- 66.Bone up incomplete final part in radio series
- 67.Evangelist said to have worked as a physician
- 68.Australian cricketer widely considered to be the greatest Test batsman in history
- 69.Tailless feline breed
- 70.Son of Polonius and brother of Ophelia in Hamlet
- 71.Pinkish gem created by heating a yellow-brown semiprecious stone
- 72.Carpentry peg
- 73.Dairy dessert topped with a burnt sugar sauce
- 74.Most recent British tennis player to win the Wimbledon ladies' singles title
- 75.Gun with a long barrel scored inside with spiral grooves
- 76.Military detachment defending the tail of a formation
- 77.Influential hip-hop duo of André 3000 and Big Boi
- 78.African breed of dog that is unable to bark
- 79.Author of The Hundred and One Dalmatians
- 80.Bird such as the robin, redstart or nightingale
- 81.Poetic form with an AABBA rhyme scheme
- 82.Victorian author of Westward Ho! and The Water Babies
- 83.Girls -, 1980s sitcom starring French and Saunders, Ruby Wax and Tracey Ullman
- 84.Austrian scientist who gave his name to a fundamental constant in physics
- 85.Black hornless breed of cattle
- 86.Record label founded by Berry Gordy in Detroit
- 87.Swiss food giant that created the Milkybar
- 88.Comedian who stars in the TV series Queen of Oz
- 89.Computational procedure applied to solve a problem
- 90.Port in Georgia, USA, situated on a river of the same name
- 91.Weight-training manoeuvre in which a barbell is raised to hip height
- 92.19th-century poet whose works include Dover Beach
- 93.Inspection body for schools in England
- 94.Senior monk
- 95.Philosophical movement associated with Michel Foucault and Jacques Derrida
- 96.That whose strength is measured by proof
- 97.The Festival of ____ has taken place at the Royal Albert Hall annually since 1923
- 98."Whispering” presenter of The Old Grey Whistle Test
- 99.The allegedly bad-tempered wife of Socrates
- 100.Washington ____ pioneered America's romantic movement of landscape painting
- 101.US "big three” TV network, in operation since 1941
- 102.French philosopher and main editor of the Encyclopédie (1751)
- 103.Country whose name was coined in a pamphlet published on this day in 1933
- 104.Buckaroo or ranch hand, informally
- 105.Actress who played the title role in Georgy Girl (1966)
- 106.Space shuttle which disintegrated after liftoff on this day in 1986
- 107.The Hanged Man, The Fool, and The Chariot are three ____
- 108.Actress who starred alongside husband John Travolta in Gotti (2018)
- 109.Childish word for a foot or toe
- 110.____-Busch is an American beer brewery
- 111.A hurricane lamp
- 112.Something formulated by Charles, Gresham or Parkinson
- 113.Francis ____ wrote the ballet Les Biches
- 114.Mark left by an ungulate animal
- 115.Reducing word count without losing the original sense
- 116.Form of agriculture based on esoteric concepts developed by Rudolf Steiner
- 117."I will ____ my sorrows, and give way / To all the pangs and fury of despair” (Joseph Addison)
- 118.Philosopher who said "I think, therefore I am”
- 119.Heat-resistant glass brand introduced in 1915
- 120.Paul ____ was bassist for The Clash
- 121.Musical genre associated with the Stax Records label
- 122.Metro line opened in 1987 and extended to reach Stratford International in 2011
- 123.____ played Bridget Jones in three romcom films
- 124.First track and only single from the Beach Boys album All Summer Long
- 125.Alabama's oldest city, once the capital of French Louisiana
- 126.Comedy duo who toured to sell war bonds in 1942
- 127.Former structure such as Brighton's Royal Suspension ____ and Ryde's Seaview ____
- 128.Small green beans
- 129.The ____ is a 2010 romantic drama film starring Miley Cyrus as a rebellious teenager
- 130.Jane Austen novel first published on this day in 1813
- 131.To extract essence by heating or boiling
- 132.Ancient route paralleled by much of the A1
- 133.Charity single by USA for Africa recorded on this day in 1985
- 134.Collagen which is the main organic component of bones
- 135.Founded in 1983, the upscale sister brand of Holiday Inn
- 136.Ship accommodation for a senior officer or wealthy passenger
- 137.Colloquial term for a vehicle's accelerator
- 138.The capital of Sardinia
- 139."Show me an ____, and I'll show you a loser” (Tom Clancy)
- 140.A church attendant and caretaker
- 141.Walruses and warthogs both have visible ____
- 142.Prog rock band originally featuring drummer Bill Bruford
- 143.Poetry is still needing no introduction
- 144.Reconditioned Porsche not right for ages
- 145.Glossed over ordinary photo used in taped broadcast
- 146.Two girls close to ice getting cover for knees
- 147.Wearing opposition down, a race with courage good going
- 148.Enough said perhaps about money for loose shirt
- 149.Heard old-fashioned instruments
- 150.Prickly editor tackles oriental char endlessly