The Telegraph - General Knowledge - Aug 19 2018 August 19 2018
Clues | Answers |
__ II, the Unready, King of England from 978 to 1016 | ETHELRED |
1896 opera by Puccini | LABOHEME |
1952 epic swashbuckling adventure film starring Robert Taylor | IVANHOE |
Affecting an oily charm | UNCTUOUS |
Capital of Uganda during period of British rule | ENTEBBE |
Desert in South Africa, Namibia and Botswana | KALAHARI |
Dwight __, American country singer and songwriter | YOAKAM |
Edith __, author of 'The House of Mirth' | WHARTON |
Entertainer with noisy shoes | TAPDANCER |
Feline with a thin curly coat | REXCAT |
Jewish Day of Atonement | YOMKIPPUR |
Last of the twelve judges in the Book of Judges | SAMSON |
Leon __, Baron __ of Spennithorne | BRITTAN |
Living both on land and in the water | AMPHIBIAN |
Lower parts of duets | SECONDI |
Male of a small species of deer | ROEBUCK |
Meat, cake or souffle mixture served rolled up containing a filling | ROULADE |
Mountainous island in central Philippines | MINDORO |
Name in pastoral poetry for a shepherdess or country girl | AMARYLLIS |
Official of a mosque who calls the faithful to prayer | MUEZZIN |
Prevent from accomplishing something | THWART |
Refined incisive wit | ATTICSALT |
Roman magistrate whose ancestors had never held office | NOVUSHOMO |
Samuel __, 1780-1838, English philanthropist | ALLSOPP |
Saturn satellite thought to be composed mainly of ice | ENCELADUS |
Scandinavian spirit flavoured with caraway seeds | AQUAVIT |
Sir __ Campbell, Scottish Liberal Democrat politician | Menzies |
Slot for receiving mail | POSTBOX |
Stew containing green Indian corn and beans | SUCCOTASH |
Sweden's oldest university is in this city | UPPSALA |
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