In English, a letter such as W and Y, sometimes L and R |
semivowel |
Informally, to fly into a rage |
go ballistic |
Informally, very intoxicated |
pie-eyed |
Inhabitants of India’s smallest state |
GOANESE |
Jamie ____ is the narrator of Traffic Cops on Channel 5 |
THEAKSTON |
John le Carré novel which concluded his Karla Trilogy |
Smiley's People |
Lacking space, especially oppressively |
closed-in |
Land of Hope and Glory comes from this Elgar work |
Coronation Ode |
Leaves a country to settle in another |
EMIGRATES |
Lillian ____ was a US silent film star noted for playing waif-like characters with inner strength |
GISH |
Loose dresses worn by Hawaiian women, eg at weddings |
MUUMUUS |
Netherlands-born manager of the England women’s football team |
Sarina Wiegman |
Not explored by adventurers, and an anagram of ADVENTURERS |
untraversed |
Not profitable |
UNECONOMIC |
One who may operate on a glaucoma |
eye surgeon |
Organisation such as the Planning Inspectorate, British Council or DVLA |
QUANGO |
Shoot-up Hill is part of this section of the A5 in London |
Edgware Road |
The number of sides of a hendecagon |
ELEVEN |
The quality of being deadly |
LETHALITY |
The St John’s wort genus |
HYPERICUM |
The ____ is the newspaper central to the plot of Citizen Kane |
INQUIRER |
Title shared by singles by Sheena Easton in 1980 and Meat Loaf in 1984 |
Modern Girl |
US vice president when Jimmy Carter was president |
Walter Mondale |
____ preceded Frank Skinner as presenter of the TV comedy series Room 101 |
Paul Merton |