Neighbours is set primarily in ____ Street |
RAMSAY |
Netherlands city which is a hub of radio and television broadcasting |
HILVERSUM |
Northanger Abbey character who leaves James Morland in favour of the wealthier Captain Tilney |
Isabella Thorpe |
One who studies fossils |
PALAEONTOLOGIST |
Poly-paraphenylene terephthalamide, as often found in bullet-proof vests |
KEVLAR |
Property between Community Chest and Income Tax on a standard UK Monopoly board |
Whitechapel Road |
Punt mooring poles |
ryepecks |
Retired athlete who sometimes commentates in TV coverage of field events |
Steve Backley |
Ridden by Ben De Haan, winner of the 1983 Grand National |
corbiere |
Scottish-born philanthropist who said “The man who dies … rich dies disgraced” |
Andrew Carnegie |
Sheets of this plastic material are used on overhead projectors |
ACETATE |
Sole living member of the order Tubulidentata |
AARDVARK |
The “way of gentleness” as a martial art |
JUDO |
The bird stylised in the logo of Lufthansa |
CRANE |
The capital of Austria, to Austrians |
WIEN |
The capital of Upper Austria |
LINZ |
The chairing of the Bard is an important moment in the National ____ of Wales |
EISTEDDFOD |
The daughter of Al Hirschfield, whose name was frequently hidden in his illustrations |
NINA |
The Prime Minister of Belgium |
Sophie Wilmes |
The Vatican stands in Rome’s ____ City |
LEONINE |
The wetland plant purple ____ is visible in the Ophelia painting by John Everett Millais |
LOOSESTRIFE |
To divide a word into speech segments |
syllabicate |
Train of attendants or a funeral procession |
CORTEGE |
Verse form first used by Dante in the Divine Comedy |
terza rima |