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  1. 1.Electrically-propelled cable-car
  2. 2.English physician who devised a classified list of synonyms
  3. 3.Enteric 15 Down with a rash of rose-coloured spots
  4. 4.Eurasian duck found in marshes and swamps
  5. 5.Extreme state of excitement
  6. 6.Flat saucer-shaped disc
  7. 7.French military cap
  8. 8.Garden species of plants of the genera Silene and Lychnis
  9. 9.Glass-annealing oven
  10. 10.In north-west France, a Calvinist stronghold in the 16th century
  11. 11.King of Judah in mid-9th century BC
  12. 12.More common spelling for a Muslim mystic
  13. 13.Mr Masterley, cartoon character in Daily Telegraph
  14. 14.Paraguayan tea
  15. 15.Practical joke, a leg-pull
  16. 16.Rev W. A. --, noted perpetrator of transposition of initial sounds
  17. 17.Revved up an engine
  18. 18.Scrooges former partner whose ghost appears in A Christmas Carol
  19. 19.Shingle spit on the Dorset coast
  20. 20.Short musical composition
  21. 21.Slang word meaning enormous or very good
  22. 22.Solution of ammonium carbonate used as smelling salts
  23. 23.Spiced herring fillet
  24. 24.The largest city in Minnesota
  25. 25.Was in a dull or stupefied state
  26. 26.Word from French meaning at the home or establishment of
  27. 27.The -- -- or Iron Henry, fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm
  28. 28.-- Glennie, Scottish percussion player
  29. 29.2000 romantic comedy drama film starring Piper Perabo
  30. 30.Author of Animal Farm
  31. 31.Ballet skirt
  32. 32.Black-capped migratory bird
  33. 33.Comedy play by Noel Coward
  34. 34.District in south London mainly in the borough of Lambeth
  35. 35.Feline also known as the bobcat
  36. 36.French word for England
  37. 37.Instrument for measuring refractive indices
  38. 38.Killer whale genus
  39. 39.Latin phrase meaning entirely or completely
  40. 40.Mythological dog with three heads
  41. 41.Newspaper having a format between broadsheet and tabloid
  42. 42.Plant fibres woven into linen cloth
  43. 43.Residential district, part of the London borough of Barnet
  44. 44.Roger --, author of the Mr Men books
  45. 45.Shoulder-covering made in Scotland
  46. 46.Skiing slang for gluey half-melted snow
  47. 47.Smart and fashionable
  48. 48.Soft creamy cheese named after a town in northern France
  49. 49.Suburb of south Paris with an international airport
  50. 50.Tree used in the manufacture of cricket bats
  51. 51.US country singer/songwriter 1923-53
  52. 52.Venerable saint who was a monk, theologian and historian
  53. 53.Weapon consisting of two short sticks joined by a length of chain
  54. 54.Wiltshire town south-west of Melksham
  55. 55.1926 novel by Sinclair Lewis awarded Pulitzer Prize
  56. 56.1980 hit for Olivia Newton-John
  57. 57.Ahabs successor who slew Jezebel
  58. 58.Capital of Alberta, Canada
  59. 59.Ceremonial staff of office
  60. 60.Deny any connection with
  61. 61.Female character in the pantomime Aladdin
  62. 62.Football club based in Amsterdam
  63. 63.Make progress through the water
  64. 64.Mammals without teeth
  65. 65.Member of an organisation for girls
  66. 66.Parish about four miles north-east of Cambridge
  67. 67.Part of speech, a doing word
  68. 68.Pit with a vertical stake in the middle
  69. 69.Poetic name for a district of Greece
  70. 70.Province in north-east South Africa
  71. 71.River rising in central Ethiopia
  72. 72.Rock hollow in desert area in Australia possibly containing water
  73. 73.Scottish general and companion of Macbeth
  74. 74.Secret Greek Cypriot organisation
  75. 75.Sir Anthony --, 1913-89, actor and theatrical producer
  76. 76.South African wind named because it was believed to blow germs away
  77. 77.State of quiet restfulness
  78. 78.Tashkent is the capital of this Asian country
  79. 79.Thresher, large long-tailed voracious fish
  80. 80.Title character in Bram Stokers gothic terror novel
  81. 81.Town in Blaenau Gwent county borough
  82. 82.Twining woody climbing-plant of genus of the same name
  83. 83.Jules Vernes -- -- -- --, 1967 sci-fi comedy film
  84. 84.Alfred --, French army officer falsely accused of providing military secrets to Germans
  85. 85.Another name for potassium carbonate
  86. 86.Arm of the sea with strong currents, especially sea between Euboea and Boeotia in classical Greece
  87. 87.Barrow or burial mound
  88. 88.Blood poisoning
  89. 89.Camille -- - --, 1835-1921, French composer
  90. 90.Channel separating Tasmania from Australian mainland
  91. 91.Christian descendant of the ancient Egyptians
  92. 92.City in Lower Burgundy
  93. 93.Complex of European countries under the rule of a Frankish or German king
  94. 94.Elisha Graves --, 1811-61, US elevator inventor
  95. 95.Force to suffer (something unpleasant)
  96. 96.Group members feeling of mutual loyalty
  97. 97.Hebrew name for God
  98. 98.Highland region in eastern USA
  99. 99.Inaccurate use of a name
  100. 100.Jezebels husband (OT)
  101. 101.Language of a people of Japan who are generally taller than most Japanese
  102. 102.Lilian Mary --, 1874-1937, English theatrical manager
  103. 103.Mostly low-lying region of northern France
  104. 104.Pen name of Charlotte Bronte
  105. 105.Rudolf --, 1879-1972, US pianist and composer born in Prague
  106. 106.Small-time criminal
  107. 107.Song associated with Victoria Wood
  108. 108.The only English pope
  109. 109.Traditional social ideals of the USA
  110. 110.Unexpected result of natural forces that could not be prevented
  111. 111.-- of the Dump, childrens book by Clive King
  112. 112.-- Bridge, village near Commando Memorial
  113. 113.-- Warhol, 1928-87, a pioneer of Pop Art
  114. 114.1960 hit for Ray Charles
  115. 115.Awkward adolescence
  116. 116.Bidding system in bridge
  117. 117.Bobby --, 1943-2008, US world champion chess player
  118. 118.Derived SI unit of electric charge
  119. 119.Dumplings used to garnish soup
  120. 120.English author of Original Sin
  121. 121.English aviator, author of Biggles books
  122. 122.Frederick --, author of The Dogs of War
  123. 123.French dramatist whose plays include Rhinoceros
  124. 124.Greek epic poem attributed to Homer
  125. 125.Hindu loincloth
  126. 126.Hot dry Alpine wind blowing down a mountain valley
  127. 127.Incarnation of Vishnu
  128. 128.Island in the north-west of the Canary Islands
  129. 129.Lively, energetic person, or a swindler
  130. 130.Low oven-shaped fumarole
  131. 131.Of an order issued by government
  132. 132.Roman historian and orator famous as a prose stylist
  133. 133.Russian river flowing into the Arctic; is in eye (anag.)
  134. 134.Scottish word meaning near the house
  135. 135.Second-longest river in Spain
  136. 136.Sixth month of Jewish ecclesiastical year
  137. 137.Small obvious part of a much larger problem
  138. 138.Son of Abraham and Hagar in the Old Testament
  139. 139.Stable, reliable person
  140. 140.Sweet cicely
  141. 141.Thwarted by a blocking situation in golf
  142. 142.Vespasian and his sons Titus and Domitian, known collectively as the -- emperors of Rome
  143. 143.-- Beach, city and coastal resort in South Carolina
  144. 144.-- Cassidy, fictional cowboy created by Clarence E. Mulford
  145. 145.1967 hit for Aretha Franklin
  146. 146.1994 film starring Jim Carrey
  147. 147.A. Damon --, US short-story writer, author of Guys and Dolls
  148. 148.Anglicised Celtic mans name
  149. 149.Another name for nicotinic acid
  150. 150.Bar-shaped structure that prevents parts moving apart, e.g. in a vehicle

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