The Telegraph – General Knowledge – May 27 2018 Crossword Solution
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‘Jules Verne’s — — — –‘, 1967 sci-fi comedy film |
ROCKETTOTHEMOON |
Alfred –, French army officer falsely accused of providing military secrets to Germans |
DREYFUS |
Another name for potassium carbonate |
POTASH |
Arm of the sea with strong currents, especially sea between Euboea and Boeotia in classical Greece |
EURIPUS |
Barrow or burial mound |
TUMULUS |
Blood poisoning |
TOXAEMIA |
Camille — – –, 1835-1921, French composer |
SAINTSAENS |
Channel separating Tasmania from Australian mainland |
BASSSTRAIT |
Christian descendant of the ancient Egyptians |
COPT |
City in Lower Burgundy |
MACON |
Complex of European countries under the rule of a Frankish or German king |
HOLYROMANEMPIRE |
Elisha Graves –, 1811-61, US elevator inventor |
OTIS |
Force to suffer (something unpleasant) |
INFLICT |
Group members’ feeling of mutual loyalty |
ESPRITDECORPS |
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Hebrew name for God |
ADONAI |
Highland region in eastern USA |
APPALACHIA |
Inaccurate use of a name |
MISNOMER |
Jezebel’s husband (OT) |
AHAB |
Language of a people of Japan who are generally taller than most Japanese |
AINU |
Lilian Mary –, 1874-1937, English theatrical manager |
BAYLIS |
Mostly low-lying region of northern France |
PICARDY |
Pen name of Charlotte Bronte |
CURRERBELL |
Rudolf –, 1879-1972, US pianist and composer born in Prague |
FRIML |
Small-time criminal |
HOODLUM |
Song associated with Victoria Wood |
LETSDOIT |
The only English pope |
ADRIAN |
Traditional social ideals of the USA |
AMERICANDREAM |
Unexpected result of natural forces that could not be prevented |
ACTOFGOD |