Informally, an Academy Award |
OSCAR |
Insulated container which a Kiwi might take on a picnic |
chilly bin |
Irish mixed martial arts fighter and boxer, ranked as the world’s highest paid athlete in 2021 |
Conor McGregor |
Italian name of the art style which replaced Mannerism as Europe’s dominant one, around 1600 |
barocco |
Maori ceremonial war dances |
hakas |
Muslim exhortation meaning “God is most great” |
Allahu Akbar |
Nickname of the winner of the 1920, 1921 and 1930 Wimbledon men’s singles |
Big Bill Tilden |
Online campaign which “votes down” a product or service to damage its reputation |
review bomb |
Padre ____ was banned by the Vatican from celebrating mass in public in the 1920s, but made a saint by John Paul II in 2002 |
PIO |
Pharisee mentioned in St John’s gospel |
NICODEMUS |
Sockets which accommodate the roots of teeth |
ALVEOLI |
Suite of nine dance movements by Stravinsky, composed for a 1944 Broadway revue |
Scenes de Ballet |
The capital of Tibet |
LHASA |
The capital of Venezuela |
CARACAS |
The first Protestant Archbishop of Canterbury |
Thomas Cranmer |
The ____ had a UK No 1 hit in 1975 with Can’t Give You Anything (But My Love) |
stylistics |
The ____ is a promotional nickname for Foster’s Lager |
Amber Nectar |
Time during which there is no active monarch |
INTERREGNUM |
Waterway linking Lake Ladoga and the Gulf of Finland |
River Neva |
Winner of the 2021 Wimbledon men’s singles |
Novak Djokovic |
Winner of the 2021 Wimbledon women’s singles |
Ashleigh Barty |
____ is significant when writing in languages like Chinese |
Stroke order |
____ only lost eight states in the 1928 US presidential election, but only won six in 1932 |
Herbert Hoover |
____, banned in warfare by the Geneva Protocol of 1925, is still used for riot control |
tear gas |