| In music, performed slowly |
ADAGIO |
| Kasper Schmeichel’s nationality |
DANISH |
| Kneecaps |
PATELLAE |
| Linden wood souvenirs made with lathes, first produced in 1890 |
Russian dolls |
| Military slang for an arduous trek |
YOMP |
| Mythical golden city of the Americas |
el dorado |
| Noel Gallagher once worked as a ____ for Inspiral Carpets |
ROADIE |
| Nut which can spontaneously combust |
PISTACHIO |
| One name for Ursa Major’s seven brightest stars |
The Big Dipper |
| Particle emitted by an atom in interaction with a light particle |
PHOTOELECTRON |
| Pluto’s largest satellite |
CHARON |
| Possessing a saw-like edge |
SERRATED |
| Related to a career |
VOCATIONAL |
| Singer of Opposites Attract |
Paula Abdul |
| Surname shared by a chess-playing Akiba and a piano-playing Artur |
RUBINSTEIN |
| Tenzing Norgay, for example |
SHERPA |
| Territory which first became part of the Russian Empire in 1783 |
CRIMEA |
| The Channel Islands were once part of the Duchy of ____ |
NORMANDY |
| Theatrical rock star born Vincent Furnier |
Alice Cooper |
| Town whose football team is nicknamed The Terriers |
HUDDERSFIELD |
| Type of jug with a tricorn hat normally forming the spout |
TOBY |
| What Marshall, Fender and Vox produce |
AMPS |
| Word that can precede SSC and follow pelvic |
THRUST |
| Zodiac sign whose symbol is said to represent creatures tied together by a rope |
PISCES |
