Impressionist Alfred ____ painted rural scenes around Paris |
SISLEY |
In maths, a ___ equals zero when multiplied by itself |
NILPOTENT |
Italian recipient of the 1997 Nobel literature prize |
Dario Fo |
Joints with flaring tenons fitting into matching mortises |
DOVETAILS |
Madagascan lemur; a nautical term showing compliance |
aye-aye |
Manhattan area between Houston Street and Canal Street |
SOHO |
Member of the sect associated with the Dead Sea Scrolls |
ESSENE |
Moon of Jupiter discovered from photographs taken by Voyager 1 in 1979 |
THEBE |
Pesticide banned in some countries since 1972 |
DDT |
Poet Laureate from 1972 until his death in 1984 |
Sir John Betjeman |
Proper conduct in Confucianism |
TAO |
Russian city on the Dnieper River, near the Belarus border |
SMOLENSK |
Site of the tower mentioned in Genesis 11 |
BABEL |
Sponging off others |
on the scrounge |
Tennis player ranked world No 1 in singles for a record 237 consecutive weeks |
Roger Federer |
The 1521 ____ declared Martin Luther to be an outlaw |
diet of worms |
The director of Brokeback Mountain |
Ang Lee |
The scapula |
shoulder blade |
The single-word anagram of DENOMINATE |
EMENDATION |
The ____ flows through New York (state), Pennsylvania and Maryland |
Susquehanna River |
Theme song for the former soap opera Howards’ Way |
Always There |
US English term meaning “allocated proportionately” |
PRORATED |
Vegetable called rutabaga in the US |
SWEDE |
____ pear is an apple-shaped variety native to eastern Asia |
NASHI |