| “Crazy Eyes” character played by Uzo Aduba in the Netflix series Orange is the New Black |
Suzanne Warren |
| “Golden Arches” boneless pork sandwich launched in 1981 |
MCRIB |
| “He was ____d and rejected of men” (Isaiah 53:3) |
DESPISE |
| “I don’t know whether I like it, but it’s what I ____” (Vaughan Williams, on his fourth symphony) |
MEANT |
| “She was a ____ but still lovely woman of twenty-seven” (F Scott Fitzgerald, in “a line which certain people will not let me forget”) |
FADED |
| “You climbed up on the roof / Roof of the world / You were pulling up the ____ / Loping down the mountain” (Wild Man, Kate Bush) |
rhododendrons |
| “____, and we shall soon laugh no longer” (Belloc, The Path to Rome) |
time passes |
| 1984 debut solo album by Level 42 bassist Mark King |
INFLUENCES |
| 1984 George Michael single with the line “To the heart and mind, ignorance is kind” |
Careless Whisper |
| 2002 film by Guy Ritchie, starring his then wife Madonna |
Swept Away |
| A provincial governor of ancient Rome |
PROCONSUL |
| An authoritative data source in computing |
master file |
| An ____ cordiale was arrived at by Britain and France in 1904 |
ENTENTE |
| Ancient Central American civilisation which developed a highly accurate calendar system |
MAYA |
| Before relegation, ____ had the home ground closest to the River Mersey of any football league club |
Stockport County |
| Best-known product of Hormel Foods, based in Minnesota |
SPAM |
| Births in which the baby’s buttocks or feet emerge first |
breech deliveries |
| Black-eyed ____ is another name for the garden plant Rudbeckia fulgida |
SUSAN |
| Central female character of Middlemarch by George Eliot |
Dorothea Brooke |
| Cold, to an Italian |
freddo |
| Cosmetic which can imitate periorbital hyperpigmentation |
EYESHADOW |
| Designer of the first “safety elevator” |
Elisha Otis |
| Dish created by a Greek immigrant in Ontario in 1962 |
Hawaiian Pizza |
| Five ____ in Dorset was the Comic Strip parody of Enid Blyton shown on Channel 4’s first night in 1982 |
go mad |