Form of Buddhism practised in Myanmar and Thailand |
THERAVADA |
Former county named after its main river |
AVON |
Former England manager popularly known as El Tel |
Terry Venables |
German for “sound”, used by some music theorists as a name for a “chord of nature” |
KLANG |
Having a pH lower than 7 |
ACIDIC |
Iconic video game character created by Sega in 1991 |
Sonic the Hedgehog |
Inflammation of glands, especially lymph nodes |
ADENITIS |
Narrator and central character of Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson |
David Balfour |
One of two cells which combine to form a zygote |
GAMETE |
Part of this West Indies island is 11km from the coast of Venezuela |
TRINIDAD |
Penultimate track of the Freddie Mercury and Montserrat Caballé album Barcelona, with John Deacon on bass guitar |
How Can I Go On |
Star Trek: Voyager character portrayed by Garrett Wang |
Harry Kim |
The historic maritime entrance to the Tower of London |
Traitor's Gate |
The novels by ____were mostly set in her native South Tyneside |
Catherine Cookson |
The UK’s biggest selling single of 1971 |
My Sweet Lord |
The youngest winner (at age 29) of a best actor Oscar, for his role in The Pianist |
Adrien Brody |
The ____ peninsula is the southernmost part of Greece’s mainland |
peloponnesian |
The ____ recalls Bonnie Prince Charlie’s flight after the Battle of Culloden |
Skye Boat Song |
Three-syllable phrase abbreviated in nine syllables |
world wide web |
US electrical retailer which traded as Tandy in the UK |
RADIOSHACK |
Village in Tolkien’s Middle-Earth, the only place where hobbits and men lived side by side |
BREE |
Welsh valleys |
CWMS |
When listed, usually the first of Santa Claus’s reindeer |
DASHER |
____ was originally called Byzantium |
ISTANBUL |