In prosody, consisting of one long and two short syllables |
DACTYLIC |
Initially oral tradition about Muhammad |
HADITH |
King ____ was nominated for the best director Oscar five times but never won |
VIDOR |
Largest city of the Canadian province between Alberta and Manitoba |
SASKATOON |
Manufacturer of the Camaro “muscle” car |
CHEVROLET |
Member of the organisation whose main motto is Service Above Self |
ROTARIAN |
Members of Coventry ____ Harriers finished second and fourth in the 1964 Olympic marathon |
GODIVA |
Miss |
bad shot |
Online abbreviation with a meaning similar to “frankly” |
TBH |
Person who runs for public office |
NOMINEE |
Pertaining to tissue and areas around the tooth |
PERIODONTAL |
Podgorica is the capital of this east European country |
MONTENEGRO |
Potion that may supposedly inspire love or prolong life |
ELIXIR |
Research university in Cambridge, Massacusetts |
MIT |
Roots and shoots grow from this underground plant stem |
RHIZOME |
Round Table knight seen by some as King Arthur’s rightful successor |
GAWAIN |
Singer who played Foxxy Cleopatra in Austin Powers in Goldmember |
BEYONCE |
Snake which is one letter short of a former airline |
BOA |
Solo instrument which starts The Saucy Arethusa in Henry Wood’s Sea Songs Fantasia at the Last Night of the Proms |
EUPHONIUM |
Striker sold by Southampton to Liverpool in 2016 |
Sadio Mane |
Survival horror game which made its console debut on the PlayStation 4 in 2014 |
OUTLAST |
The “media city” of the Netherlands |
HILVERSUM |
The innermost sanctuary of an ancient Greek temple |
ADYTUM |
The last words of Anna Pavlova, according to her manager and companion Victor Dandré |
Get my swan costume ready |
The ____, 1960 play by Harold Pinter featuring Mick, Aston, and Davies |
CARETAKER |
This Shakespeare play’s title identifies Antonio |
The Merchant of Venice |
To sharpen an implement, especially on a stone |
WHET |
Toxic alkaloid derived from tobacco leaves |
NICOTINE |
Victorian actress famed for her Shakespearean roles |
Ellen Terry |
Writer noted for his open letter J’Accuse…! |
Emile Zola |