Category: Mirror Quiz
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1. The —, 1980s BBC TV sitcom starring Felicity Kendal in the title role
2. In ballet, the tip of the toe
3. Portico in ancient Greek architecture
4. Paul —, 1988 Olympic 800m gold medallist
5. 2011 novel by Jonathan Kellerman
6. District of the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames; finishing point of the University Boat Race
7. Julie —, actress who played Celine in Richard Linklater film trilogy Before Midnight, Before Sunrise and Before Sunset
8. 1989 novel by Rose Tremain
9. Nickname of the flag of the United States of America
10. Flowering plant with white or rose-pink flowers also called the cuckooflower
11. 2006 animated film featuring the voice talent of Bruce Willis and Garry Shandling
12. Common —, silvery-grey and white bird nicknamed the sea-swallow
13. Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee for Victor/Victoria
14. William —, English painter whose works include The Golden Age and The Judgement of Paris
15. 1926 novel by Edgar Wallace
16. Port on the Gulf of Aden in the Sahil region in the autonomous area of Somaliland in Somalia
17. Large spiral-horned antelope of eastern and southern Africa
18. 1998 film drama starring Peter Mullan in the title role
19. Navigable tidal strait that links Upper New York Bay with Long Island Sound in New York City
20. 2012 film animation starring the voice talent of Kelly Macdonald
21. 1892 Sergei Rachmaninoff opera inspired by Alexander Pushkin poem The Gypsies
22. Probationary rank held by young naval officers under training
23. 1997 crime drama film starring Morgan Freeman and Ashley Judd
24. Author of novels In Custody and Fasting, Feasting
25. Common viper with a zigzag pattern along its back
26. Post-war American financial initiative also called the European Recovery Programme
27. H H —, India Test cricketer who took 5-28 against England at Trent Bridge in 2018
28. Sebastien —, rugby union no 8; 2000 France Test debutant against Scotland
29. Coniferous tree with dark green leaves and rounded cones
30. Dani —, 2019 Rally Italia Sardegna winner
31. Branch of the British Police force first set up in Nottingham in 1854
32. IBF Junior Flyweight champion from May to December 2017
33. Thomas —, English illustrator whose works include 1785 drawing Box-Lobby Loungers
34. River in Sussex that reaches the English Channel at Shoreham-by-Sea
35. Substance associated with a thirtieth wedding anniversary
36. Large tropical plant bearing an edible banana-like fruit
37. Second son of Judah and Shua in the Old Testament
38. English rock band whose no 1 albums include 2007's An End Has a Start
39. Marie —, winner of the 1911 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
40. James —, Best Actor in a Leading Role Oscar nominee for East of Eden
41. Lew —, 1956 Australian Championships singles tennis title winner
42. Television presenter; son of actress Julia Foster
43. Village in northern Somerset housing an 11th-century castle
44. David —, New Zealand 1992 Olympic Heavyweight boxing bronze medallist
45. Golfer; 2011 Masters Tournament winner
46. In music, a continuously reiterated figure or rhythm
47. 1983 comedy-drama film starring Peter Riegert, Denis Lawson and Burt Lancaster
48. K J —, South Korean golfer; 2011 Players Championship winner
49. Spanish F1 motor racing driver; 2006 Hungarian GP runner-up
50. Beautiful girl loved by Cupid in classical mythology
51. Food and sport fish such as the black — of the US Atlantic coast
52. Author of novels Anita and Me and The House of Hidden Mothers
53. The —, 1797 novel by Mrs Ann Radcliffe subtitled The Confessional of the Black Penitents
54. Primordial matter of the universe, according to the Big Bang theory
55. The —, 1958 film drama starring Kim Stanley and Lloyd Bridges
56. Ballet suite from Act III of 1876 Amilcare Ponchielli opera La Gioconda
57. Large mammal also known as a killer whale
58. Lens for correcting defective vision in one eye
59. City in Messina, Sicily; a departure point for ferries to the Aeolian Islands and Naples
60. Cocktail consisting of rum and cola on ice with a wedge of lime
61. Mark on the floor behind which a darts player must stand to throw
62. City in Haut-Katanga Province, DR Congo, associated with the mining industry
63. Type of flaky pastry produced in very thin sheets
64. Scottish general whose ghost haunts Macbeth in the William Shakespeare tragedy of that name
65. City in northern Iran, capital of Markazi Province, originally named Soltan Abad
66. Active volcano in Sicily
67. 2003 fantasy film drama starring Ewan McGregor and Albert Finney
68. J H —, South Africa Test cricketer who made 121 against India in Kolkata in 2004
69. Tree of the genus Antiaris also called the ipoh whose milky sap is used as arrow poison
70. 1882 Gilbert and Sullivan operetta subtitled The Peer and the Peri
71. 1984 comedy-crime film starring Harry Dean Stanton and Emilio Estevez
72. The —, English title of 2009 Henning Mankell novel Den orolige mannen
73. Small long-tailed bird in the genus Dulus; national bird of the Dominican Republic
74. Bill —, actor who played Lennier in US television series Babylon 5
75. Electronic medium of computer networks in which online communication takes place
76. The —, 1820 novel by Walter Scott
77. Small European brown flatfish covered with rough scales
78. Jack —, author of novels The Sea-Wolf and White Fang
79. 2006 biopic featuring, written and directed by Emilio Estevez
80. White, grey, brown or pale green mineral found in metamorphic rocks
81. Bitter alkaloid extracted from cinchona bark used in malaria therapy
82. Christine —, Best Actress in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee for Swing Shift
83. 2011 novel by Jodi Picoult
84. Obsolete word for a giraffe
85. Amy Winehouse 2008 Grammy Award for Song of the Year and Record of the Year winner
86. 2008 and 2012 Olympic men's singles badminton gold medallist
87. Officer of the army holding a rank junior to a major but senior to a lieutenant
88. Soft silver-white metal; symbol Li
89. Series of children's novels by Enid Blyton featuring the characters Dick, Anne, Julian and George
90. Jane —, author of novels Moo and A Thousand Acres
91. Ashleigh —, 2019 French Open singles tennis championship winner
92. — rose, plant cultivated for its pink or red flowers used to make the perfume attar
93. County of England bordered by Cornwall, Dorset and Somerset
94. Roman emperor from 54-68
95. 1988 science fiction novel by Greg Bear
96. Board game in which players try to transfer pieces from their own to their opponents' bases
97. Manchester-born singer and actor in The Monkees; 1963 Best Featured Actor in a Musical Tony Award nominee for Oliver
98. Kevin —, actor who plays Dr Owen Hunt in US television series Grey's Anatomy
99. 2006 mystery film starring Radha Mitchell and Sean Bean
100. Erect annual grass grown for its edible seed