| 1936 poem and documentary film about a postal train |
Night Mail |
| 1951 novel by Nicholas Monsarrat about the crew of HMS Compass Rose during the Second World War |
The Cruel Sea |
| 1960s French cinematic movement with a simple underrated style, and sometimes dogmatically political content |
Nouvelle Vague |
| A Braeburn or Tydeman’s Late Orange is such a fruit |
Winter apple |
| A business deal, or a set of related changes to a database |
TRANSACTION |
| A female foreigner, in French |
etrangere |
| A nickname for Melbourne or Sydney, first used by Australian aborigines |
The Big Smoke |
| A preface or preliminary matter |
Avant-propos |
| A proposed slogan, “Browns, Seasons, Thickens In One” was supposedly the source of this product’s name |
BISTO |
| A quack |
CHARLATAN |
| Argol, the acidic deposit on the inside of a bottle of port |
CRUST |
| Asian river on the banks of which the ancient cities of Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa flourished between 2600BC and 1900BC |
INDUS |
| Athenian courtesan who induced Alexander the Great to set fire to the palace of the Persian kings at Persepolis |
THAIS |
| Avoider of military service, such as Donald Trump |
Draft dodger |
| Breed of large white beef cattle |
CHAROLAIS |
| Cambridge Footlights star who later played Patsy’s mother in Absolutely Fabulous |
Eleanor Bron |
| Canadian prime minister after whom Montreal’s international airport is named |
Pierre Trudeau |
| Cavalry soldier fighting with a curved single-edged sword |
SABREUR |
| Charles ____ directed the 1953 film version of 34 Down |
frend |
| Claudio ____, Chilean pianist famed for his absorbing master classes |
ARRAU |
| Composer born in Dresden (a district of Stoke-on-Trent) |
Havergal Brian |
| Court with a reputation for harshness, abolished in 1641 |
Star Chamber |
| David ____ was the tenth Doctor to travel in the Tardis on BBC television |
TENNANT |
| Display stands with shelves for small objects or ornaments |
ETAGERES |
| Edward ____ wrote Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? |
ALBEE |
| Form of pasta traditionally served with ragu bolognese |
TAGLIATELLE |
| Frederick ____ & Co, publisher of the Observer’s series of books and Beatrix Potter’s tales |
WARNE |
| From the Latin for “shoe”, another name for slipperwort |
CALCEOLARIA |
| Germany’s northern state which borders Denmark |
Schleswig-Holstein |
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