In an old military joke, and an Irving Berlin song, a mother says that her son is alone in being ____ at a parade |
in step |
In one English spelling, a Middle Eastern prince |
EMEER |
Interpreted a dream or a riddle |
reded |
Island whose mountain summits include the Inaccessible Pinnacle, the only Munro needing rock climbing skills |
SKYE |
Italian cardinal and mercenary leader, the main antagonist in the video game Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood |
Cesare Borgia |
James Bond’s nemesis in The Man with the Golden Gun |
SCARAMANGA |
Mainly historical derogatory name for a supporter of the Oxford Movement |
PUSEYITE |
MI5 was based at this prison, 1939-1940 |
wormwood scrubs |
Odorous device used by practical jokers |
stink bomb |
One who supports a cause |
ESPOUSER |
Printing process which originated in China around AD1000 |
silk screen |
Smallest Hebrew letter, used metaphorically like “iota” |
YOD |
Swedish former Formula One driver who won the 2022 Indianapolis 500 |
Marcus Ericsson |
Swiss folk hero and subject of a Rossini opera |
William Tell |
Syria’s highest point, on its border with Lebanon |
Mount Hermon |
Terrestrial juvenile phase of a newt’s life cycle |
EFT |
The evensong canticle ____ is also known as the Song of Simeon |
nunc dimittis |
The harmonies used by the Beatles in Please Please Me are said to be influenced by those in this Everly Brothers No 1 single |
Cathy's Clown |
The interpretation of dreams |
oneiroscopy |
Those who believe an embryo develops progressively from an egg cell, not from a tiny version of a whole organism |
epigenesists |
To an American, running on petrol |
gas-powered |
To invest (in clothing) |
ENROBE |
World heavyweight champion defeated by Cassius Clay in 1964 |
Sonny Liston |