Former world No 1 tennis player who represented Yugoslavia and the US |
Monica Seles |
French culinary term for leaf vegetables like lettuce and sorrel, cut into shreds or strips and used as a garnish |
chiffonnade |
Inflammation of the joints of the backbone |
spondylitis |
Italian region whose capital is Bologna |
Emilia-Romagna |
Olympic rowing champion partnered by Heather Stanning and Polly Swann |
Helen Glover |
Pertaining to pimples |
papular |
Prefix relating to water |
AQUA |
Professional whose title is usually preceded by “real” in the US |
estate agent |
Sancho ____, the squire of Don Quixote |
PANZA |
Small dishes for dishes like crème brûlée |
RAMEKINS |
Small river fish of the carp family |
CHUB |
South African winner of the 1984 Nobel peace prize |
Desmond Tutu |
Star Trek character played by Marina Sirtis |
Deanna Troi |
That which transmits nerve cell impulses |
AXON |
The capital of North Korea |
PYONGYANG |
The instrumental Chi Mai by Ennio Morricone translates to the English ____ |
WHOEVER |
The last entirely female force in the British Army, disbanded in 1992 |
WRAC |
The lover of Dido in classical legend |
AENEAS |
The proboscis monkey genus |
NASALIS |
The ____ de Paris is believed to be the world’s oldest hospital, founded in AD561 |
Hotel-Dieu |
Threaded fastening devices designed to be turned by hand |
wing nuts |
To ____ on something is to clarify or help to explain it |
shed light |
Video game franchise featuring adventurer Nathan Drake |
UNCHARTED |
____ won an Oscar for her first film role (Funny Girl) |
Barbra Streisand |