In New York, someone living north of Central Park |
UPTOWNER |
In the USA, Samuel Barber’s ____ has a “solemn occasion” role similar to that of Elgar’s Nimrod in the UK |
Adagio for Strings |
Inspector ____ is part of a code phrase telling transport staff of a potential incident without causing panic |
SANDS |
Language created by Polish oculist “Doctor Hopeful” |
ESPERANTO |
Largest of Northern Ireland’s six historic counties |
TYRONE |
Latin-derived term for a countrywoman of Shirley Bassey |
CAMBRIAN |
Nottinghamshire’s ____ Nature Reserve was opened by a famous broadcaster and naturalist |
ATTENBOROUGH |
Particle discovered by Carl David Anderson in 1932 |
POSITRON |
Poet described as the father of Italian literature |
DANTE |
Roy ____ succeeded Fabio Capello as England manager |
HODGSON |
Shakespearean princess poisoned by her sister |
REGAN |
Skimpy beachwear like a G-string |
THONG |
Sobriquet of King Henry the Second’s successor |
LIONHEART |
Technical name for athlete’s foot |
tinea pedis |
The easternmost beach of the 1944 Normandy landings |
SWORD |
There has been a UK edition of this magazine since 1938 |
readers digest |
Thucydides wrote a seminal account of this conflict between Athens and Sparta |
Peloponnesian War |
Title of the final episode of Hawaii Five-O, shown on US TV in April 2020 |
ALOHA |
Torsion-powered sone-throwing weapon of Roman times |
ONAGER |
Twenty-sided dice are these shapes |
icosahedrons |
Westinghouse’s adversary in the “War of the currents” |
EDISON |
What can be expressed as 100 grades, 8 points or 6 hours |
right angle |
Wildcat of South and Central America |
OCELOT |
Zoological term for a crustacean like a woodlouse |
ISOPOD |
____s are compounds with similar but different molecular forms, such as propyne and propadiene |
ISOMER |