Iain ____ was the first patient of a hospice at home service founded in Buckinghamshire in 1985 |
RENNIE |
In Indian cuisine, a spicy pickle often based on mango |
ACHAR |
In Shakespeare, Tullus ____ is the main enemy of Coriolanus |
AUFIDIUS |
Japanese island with no civilian population since 1944 |
Iwo Jima |
Legally, the time allowed to pay foreign bills of exchange |
USANCE |
Meg Ryan’s co-star in the 1989 film When Harry Met Sally… |
Billy Crystal |
Motto of the RAF, in Latin |
per ardua ad astra |
Name sometimes given to the children’s game tag |
cops and robbers |
New Zealand city noted for its geysers and hot mud pools |
ROTORUA |
Nicodemus ____, in Our Mutual Friend, has been suggested as the source of this word for a scientific or technical expert |
BOFFIN |
Noel Coward play about a divorced couple coincidentally meeting on holiday, with their new spouses |
Private Lives |
Sea inlet of County Down, the largest in Britain or Ireland |
Strangford Lough |
Star Trek: The Next Generation character played by Gates McFadden |
Beverly Crusher |
The American equivalent of an estate agent |
REALTOR |
The butt of a marijuana cigarette |
ROACH |
The fee paid by a solicitor to a third party which is then claimed back from the client |
DISBURSEMENT |
The first female president of Ireland |
Mary Robinson |
The only country in south or southeast Asia never colonised by a European power |
THAILAND |
The unit of currency in 11D |
BAHT |
The woodpecker genus |
picus |
Ursa Minor means ____ |
Little Bear |
US author noted for his rags-to-riches stories aimed at young adults |
Horatio Alger |
US general who accepted the surrender of Japan in 1945 |
Douglas MacArthur |
Victoria is the capital of this group of 115 islands |
SEYCHELLES |