Blockbusters 22 - (Submitted By Yoda)
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001 G What 'O' do you go round in eighteen? Golf
002 Z What 'Z' is a stringed instrument with a flat box played horizontally? Zither
003 A What 'A' in music means in slow time? Adagio
004 T What 'T' is the ability to communicate by thought not by speech? Telepathy
005 V What 'V' is the part of a church where the clergy dress for a service? Vestry
006 S What 'S' in Africa is a trip or hunting expedition? Safari
007 U What 'U' means unconventional? Unorthodox
008 B What 'B' is the study of projectiles? Ballistics
009 E What 'E' means lasting only a few days or transitory? Ephemeral
010 N What 'N' is a large city in East Anglia? Norwich
011 I What 'I' is a dye and a colour of the rainbow? Indigo
012 L What 'L' is a vegetable associated with Wales? Leek
013 P What 'P' is the word for a thick-skinned animal such as the elephant or rhinoceros? Pachyderm
014 O What 'O' is a group of eight notes? Octave
015 H What 'H' is American for motorway? Highway
016 F What 'F' is a north London borough? Finchley
017 D What 'D' is the famous 19th-Century natural historian? Darwin
018 M What 'M' is a dog of mixed breed? Mongrel
019 J What 'J' was the Christian name of one of the Caesars? Julius
020 R What 'R' is a springy material obtained from trees? Rubber
021 G What '0' is a Yorkshire fishing port? Grimsby
022 Z What 'Z' featured in the Old Testament and said goodnight on a children's television programme? Zebedee
023 A What 'A' means enemy or opponent? Adversary
024 T What 'T' is a type of burial place? Tomb
025 V What 'V' means word for word? Verbatim
026 S What 'S' is Latin for hail or welcome? Salve
027 U What 'U' means to take the place of by force? Usurp
028 B What 'B' is the main source of food for the giant panda? Bamboo
029 E What `E' divides the northern and southern hemispheres? Equator
030 N What 'N' is the commemoration of the birth of Christ? Nativity
031 I What 'I' is a European movement of painting during the 19th-Century? Impressionism
032 L What 'L' is a cross between a raspberry and a dewberry? Loganberry
033 P What 'P' is excessive carefulness with money? Parsimony
034 O What 'O' is an extended square? Oblong
035 H What 'H' is the emperor of Japan who died in 1989? Hirohito
036 F What 'F' is a bull that flies? Finch
037 D What 'D' in music means with gradual decrease of loudness? Diminuendo
038 M What 'M' is a Chinese game played with tiles? Mahjong
039 J What 'T' is the caretaker of a building? Janitor
040 R What 'R' is a dried grape? Raisin
041 G What 'G' is in the centre of a pencil? Graphite
042 Z What 'Z' is a fanatic? Zealot
043 A What 'A' is a written statement confirmed by oath? Affidavit
044 T What 'T' is the sign of the zodiac represented by a bull? Taurus
045 V What 'V' is a hollow receptacle or a ship? Vessel
046 S What 'S' is a Finnish word for a steam bath? Sauna
047 U What `U' means to be done in a hurry? Urgent
048 B What 'B' is the surname of Henry IV of England? Boilingbroke
049 E What 'E' means relating to or resembling horses? Equine
050 N What 'N' is an amount of money after tax etc. has been deducted? Net
051 I What Old Testament 'I' was almost sacrificed by his father? Isaac
052 L What 'L' is a cricket ground near Regent's Park in London? Lords
053 P What 'P' is a food mostly associated with Italy? Pasta
054 O What 'O' is a big sea? Ocean
055 H What 'H' is the largest park in central London? Hyde Park
056 F What 'F' is an unborn or unhatched offspring? Foetus
057 D What 'D' is a district under pastoral care of a Bishop? Diocese
058 M What 'M' is French for sheep? Mouton
059 J What 'T' is the name of Beatrix Potter's duck? Jemima
060 R What 'R' is a building with a circular ground plan? Rotunda
061 C What 'C' are the seaports of Hastings, Dover, Sandwich, Romney and Hythe collectively known as? Cinque Ports
062 E What 'E' is a feeling of great elation? Euphoria
063 I What 'I' is the worship of false gods? Idolatry
064 N What does the 'N' stand for in ISBN that must appear on all books? Number
065 R What 'R' is the straight line from the centre to the circumference of a circle? Radius
066 W What 'W' has the leek as its national emblem? Wales
067 D What 'D' is a morbid craving for alcohol? Dipsomania
068 K What 'K' equals one thousand watts? Kilowatt
069 B What 'B' is the overrunning of Poland and France by the Germans in World War II? Blitzkrieg
070 V What 'V' is the movable part of a helmet which covers the face? Visor
071 F What 'F' do obsetricians use? Forceps
072 T What 'T' is an arduous journey? Trek
073 S What 'S' is the Italian for large shrimps or prawns? Scampi
074 Y What 'Y's coast is known as the Dalmatian Coast? Yugoslavia
075 L What 'L' is a dictionary? Lexicon
076 G What 'G' in criminal law is the G of GBH? Grievous
077 P What 'P' is a field where rice is grown? Paddy
078 U What 'U' is used for storing ashes? Urn
079 J What 'I' is a custodial house of reform? Jail
080 A What 'A' is a fear of open spaces? Agoraphobia
081 C What 'C' is author of the poem The Ancient Mariner? Coleridge
082 E What 'E' is to change from a liquid state to a vapour? Evaporate
083 I What 'I' was the object responsible for the sinking of the Titanic? Iceberg
084 N What 'N' is a trust that organizes the preservation of historic buildings? National Trust
085 R What 'R' is a series of engravings by Hogarth which tells a story? Rake's Progress
086 W What 'W' is the owner of Charlie's Chocolate factory? Willy Wonka
087 D What 'D' is Eliza's surname in Pygmalion? Doolittle
088 K What 'K' is a brownish material used for military uniforms? Khaki
089 B What 'B' is the commercial source of aluminium? Bauxite
090 V What 'V' are Vesuvius, Etna and Stromboli? Volcanoes
091 F What 'F' is a Beethoven opera? Fidelio
092 T In politics what 'T' is a Conservative often known as? Tory
093 S What 'S' is the German for quick? Schnell
094 Y What 'Y' is the Japanese monetary unit? Yen
095 L What 'L' is the fat used as the basis for ointments? Lanolin
096 G What 'G' was a Portuguese colony in India? Goa
097 F What 'F' is Italian for father? Padre
098 U What 'U' was the planet discovered in 1781? Uranus
099 T What 'T' is a preserve made of fruit? Jam
100 A What 'A' is your mother's sister? Aunt
101 C What 'C' is an amphitheatre in Rome once the scene of gladiatorial combats? Colosseum
102 E What 'E' is to get away from or avoid? Evade
103 I What 'I' is the term used for animals with no backbone? Invertebrate
104 N What 'N' was the type of primitive man in Europe during the Paleolithic times? Neanderthal
105 R What 'R' is the sum of money paid for the release of a prisoner? Ransom
106 W What 'W' wrote 'I wandered lonely as a cloud'? Wordworth
107 D What 'D' is the language spoken in The Netherlands? Dutch
108 K What 'K' is the USSR secret police? KGB
109 B What 'B' is a Russian soup made from beetroot? Bortsch
110 V What 'V' was Disraeli's fairy queen? Victoria
111 F What 'F' is the Christian name of the leader of Cuba? Fidel
112 T What 'T' means to end or finish? Terminate
113 S What 'S' is a composition for seven instruments or voices? Septet
114 Y What 'Y' is a form of German used by Jews in Europe and America? Yiddish
115 L What 'I' means hidden or dormant? Latent
116 G What 'G' was and is an Indian leader? Ghandi
117 P What 'P' is the branch of medicine concerning children and their diseases? Paediatrics
118 U What 'I' is a cow's mammary gland? Udder
119 J What 'T' is the meeting point of a number of roads? Junction
120 A What 'A' is the white of an egg? Albumen
121 C What 'C' is Spanish for beer? Cerveza
122 E What 'E' is coniferous rather than deciduous? Evergreen
123 I What 'I' is the peninsula comprising Spain and Portugal? Iberia
124 N What 'N' is black magic or sorcery? Necromancy
125 R What 'R' is a fabric made from cellulose? Rayon
126 W What 'W' houses the American government? White House
127 D What 'D' is a small inflatable boat? Dinghy
128 K What 'K' is a male salmon in spawning season? Kipper
129 B What 'B' is the ghost who haunted Macbeth? Banquo
130 V What 'V' means fashion? Vogue
131 F What 'F' is a lakeland hill? Fell
132 T What 'T' is a male cat? Tom
133 S What 'S' is Hebrew for peace? Shalom
134 Y What 'Y' is a pudding eaten with roast beef? Yorkshire
135 L What 'L' is a verse of five lines and a place in Ireland? Limerick
136 G What 'G' is experimented on? Guinea Pig
137 P What 'P' is an Italian architect who died in 1580? Palladio
138 U What 'U' is a city in Holland? Utrecht
139 J What 'T' is an adjective that means of a jokey nature? Jocular
140 A What 'A' is the most northern state of America? Alaska
141 C What 'C' is a Swiss cottage? Chalet
142 E What 'E' means having all sides of equal length? Equilateral
143 I What 'I' is the Spanish equivalent for princess? Infanta
144 N What 'N' indicates the maiden name of a married woman? Nee
145 R What 'R' is the revival of art in the 14th to 16th Centuries? Renaissance
146 W Which 'W' was the first president of the United States? Washington
147 D What 'D' is a poetic name for Edinburgh and a city in New Zealand? Dunedin
148 K What 'K' is a convex bone in front of the knee? Kneecap
149 B What 'B' is Dick Turpin's horse? Black Bess
150 V What 'V' was the female twin in Twelfth Night? Viola
151 F What 'F' is a British zone of recent conflict? Falklands
152 T What 'T' is a national English newspaper? Times
153 S What 'S' occurring twice yearly, is the time at which the sun is furthest from the equator? Solstice
154 Y What 'Y' is a type of Tyrolean singing? Yodel
155 L What 'L' is the text of an opera? Libretto
156 G What 'G' is a racing dog that chases hares? Greyhound
157 P What 'P' is a Christmas entertainment based on a fairytale? Pantomime
158 U What 'U' is a chord that joins an unborn baby to its mother? Umbilical
159 J What 'T' was the captain of the Argonauts? Jason
160 A What 'A' is a loss of memory? Amnesia
161 C What 'C' means personal charm or magnetism? Charisma
162 E What 'E' is the wearing away of rocks and soil? Erosion
163 I What 'I' is a spike of ice formed from dripping water? Icicle
164 N What 'N' was the Roman god of the sea? Neptune
165 R What 'R' is a large lake which supplies water to a limited area? Reservoir
166 W What 'W' is the surname of the author of A Handful of Dust? Waugh
167 D What 'D' is any chemical substance used in medicine to cure or prevent disease? Drug
168 K What 'K' is an Australian laughing jackass? Kookaburra
169 B What 'B' is the Irish colonel who stole the crown jewels in 1671? Blood
170 V What 'V' is the Roman name for St Albans? Verulanium
171 F What 'F' is the Latin word for whip? Flagellum
172 T What 'T' is a baby frog? Tadpole
173 S What 'S' is a very large straw or felt hat? Sombrero
174 Y What 'Y' is another name for the Abominable Snowman? Yeti
175 L What 'L' are leather shorts worn by Bavarians? Lederhosen
176 G What 'G' lost at Khartoum? Gordon
177 P What 'P' did ancient Egyptians use for writing on? Papyrus
178 U What 'U' can you travel on through London? Underground
179 J What 'J' is a bird with blue feathers? Jay
180 A What 'A' was the husband of Queen Victoria? Albert
181 C What 'C' in art means a variety of light and shade? Chiaroscuro
182 E What 'E' is either of the two occasions when day and night are of equal lengths? Equinox
183 I What 'I' is the Italian word for hell? Inferno
184 N What 'N' is the post at the top or bottom of a flight of stairs that supports a handrail? Newel
185 R What 'R' is the scale for stating the strength of an earthquake? Richter
186 W What 'W' was the downfall of President Nixon? Watergate
187 D What 'D' is a device for converting mechanical energy into electrical energy? Dynamo
188 K What 'K' is there in Jamaica and south east England? Kingston
189 B What 'B' is the Scottish term for a child? Bairn
190 V What 'V' is a man-made fabric? Viscose
191 F What 'F' is a tune or people? Folk
192 T What 'T' is someone involved in the theatre? Thespian
193 S What 'S' is a tinned meat made from spiced ham? Spam
194 Y What 'Y' is used to leaven bread? Yeast
195 L What 'L' was a famous American pianist? Liberace
196 G What 'G' is where we get our time from? Greenwich
197 P What 'P' is a sun umbrella? Parasol
198 U What 'U' is an Irish group that sang the 'Joshua Tree'?, U2
199 J What 'J' is the orange that originated in Israel? Jaffa
200 A What 'A' is a painful inflammation of the joints? Arthritis
201 C What 'C' is the stimulant found in tea and coffee? Caffeine
202 E What 'E' is a French snail? Escargot
203 I What 'I' is a dome-shaped Eskimo hut? Igloo
204 N What 'N' is a metallic element used in alloys and also an American coin? Nickel
205 R What 'R' was the Jack who gave his name t,) a small breed of dog? Russell
206 W Which 'W' was a Cardinal at the time- of the Reformation? Wolsey
207 D What 'D' is a Chinese refreshment or snack`! Dim Sum
208 K What 'K' is the city at the junction of the Blue and White Nile? Khartoum
209 B What 'B' was a Victorian authority on cooking? Beeton
210 V What 'V' is traditionally worn by a bride? Veil
211 F What 'F' causes an earthquake? Fault
212 T What 'T' is someone who believes in the existence of God? Theist
213 S What 'S' in Greek mythology is the river encompassing Hades? Styx
214 Y What 'Y' is a type of door lock? Yale
215 L What 'L' is an Irish word meaning small michievous sprite? Leprechaun
216 G What 'G' in Scotland was once famous for runaway couples? Gretna Green
217 P What 'P' invented the method of partially sterilising milk by heating? Pasteur
218 U What 'U' is a place of higher education? University
219 J What 'J' is the seventh month of the year? July
220 A What 'A' is also known as an egg plant? Aubergine
221 C What 'C' is a unit of quantity of heat? Calorie
222 E What 'E' is a light shoe with a canvas upper? Espadrille
223 I What 'I' means Jesus of Nazareth King of the Jews? INRI
224 N What 'N' is a polygon with nine sides? Nonagon
225 R What 'R' is the 17th-Century French dramatist, author of Andromaque and Phedre? Racine
226 W What 'W' built St Paul's Cathedral? Wren
227 D What 'D' was the eldest son of the king of France? Dauphin
228 K What 'K' is the sacred book of the Muslims? Koran
229 B What 'B' is the Oxford University Library? Bodleian
230 V What 'V' are a, e, i, o and u? Vowels
231 F What 'F' is a portion of ignited gas? Flame
232 T What 'T' is an arachnid from Southern Italy? Tarantula
233 A What 'S' is a writ commanding someone's attendance in a law court? Subpoena
234 Y What 'Y' is a town in Somerset? Yeoville
235 L What `L' is a mild white Rhine wine? Liebfraumilch
236 G What `G' is an English rock on the southern tip of Spain? Gibraltar
237 P What `P' is Latin for peace? Pax
238 U What 'U' means to comprehend? Understand
239 J What 'T' is a person or thing that seems to cause bad luck? Jinx
240 A What 'A' is the group of animals that live both on land and in water? Amphibians
241 C What 'C' was a TV programme which involved filming people without their knowledge? Candid Camera
242 E What `E' is an international artificial language? Esperanto
243 I What 'I' is someone who supervises an exam? Invigilator
244 N What 'N' is the name for someone who dissents from the established church? Nonconformist
245 R What 'R' is the park that is home to London Zoo? Regent's
246 W What 'W' (for which Holland is famous) did Don Quixote try to fight? Windmills
247 D What 'D' means recurring every ten years? Dicennial
248 K What 'K' is where the USSR government sits? Kremlin
249 B What 'B' is Caesar's friend who joined the conspiracy to murder him? Brutus
250 V What 'V 'is a unit of electricity? Volt
251 F What 'F' is a small fleet or a fleet of small vessels? Flotilla
252 T What 'T' is a malleable metal? Tin
253 S What 'S' means existing underground? Subterranean
254 Y What 'Y' equals 0.9144 metres? Yard
255 L What 'L' is a white flower often seen at funerals? Lily
256 G What `G' means fond of company? Gregarious
257 P What 'P' is used as a setting agent in jam? Pectin
258 U What 'U' do many workers belong to? Union
259 J What 'I' is the name for God in the Old Testament? Jehovah
260 A What 'A' is the country of Hitler's birth? Austria
261 C What 'C' is the American word for sweets? Candy
262 E What 'E' is the use of spies to obtain secret information? Espionage
263 I What 'I' is a novel by Sir Walter Scott? Ivanhoe
264 N What 'N' is a crystalline substance got in distilling coal-tar? Naphtalene
265 R What 'R' is the re-establishment of monarchy in England with the return of Charles II? Restoration
266 W What 'W' is Moby Dick? Whale
267 D What 'D' is the unit of currency in Greece? Drachma
268 K What 'K' is an old tower or stronghold? Keep
269 B What 'B' is the weaver in A Midsummer Night's Dream? Bottom
270 V What 'V' is a comedy by Ben Johnson? Volpone
271 F What 'F' is the tap for a barrel? Faucet
272 T What 'T' is the author of The Hobbit? Tolkien
273 S What 'S' is the ancient language of the Hindus in India? Sanskrit
274 Y What 'Y' means Christmas time? Yuletide
275 L What 'L' is the country inhabited by tiny people in Gulliver's Travels? Lilliput
276 G What 'G' is a hand-held explosive? Grenade
277 P What 'P' is an antibiotic produced by moulds? Penicillin
278 U What 'U' are the clothes worn next to the skin? Underwear
279 J What 'J' is an African or South Asian animal related to the dog? Jackal
280 A What 'A' is a language of Dutch derivation spoken in South Africa? Afrikaans
281 F What 'F' is the French word for a tactless mistake or blunder? Faux Pas
282 O What 'O' is a kiln for drying hops? Oast
283 K What 'K' is a horse-shaped chess piece? Knight
284 R What 'R' is a contagious virus disease, especially of dogs? Rabies
285 T What 'T' has a dog called Snowy? Tintin
286 A What 'A' is the Grand National racetrack? Aintree
287 E What 'E' is the study of insects? Entomology
288 B What 'B' is a South African of Dutch descent? Boer
289 P What 'P' means dangerous? Perilous
290 D What 'D' in French means seen before? Deja Vu
291 N What 'N' is the goddess in Greek mythology of retribution and vengeance? Nemesis
292 J What 'T' is a semi-precious green stone? Jade
293 S What 'S' is a card game for one person? Solitaire
294 H What 'H' is a place where helicopers take off and land? Heliport
295 U What 'U' is a country in South America? Uruguay
296 G What 'G' is associated with the boat the Rainbow Warrior? Greenpeace
297 M What 'M' is the Spanish word for tomorrow` Manana
298 W What 'W' was a Labour Prime Minister of the sixties? Wilson
299 C What 'C' is the study of the heart? Cardiology
300 L What 'L' is a large animal native to South America? Llama
301 F What 'F' is someone who has committed a serious crime? Felon
302 O What 'O' is the opposite of the Orient? Occident
303 K What 'K' said 'Your country needs you'? Kitchener
304 R What 'R' is the monetary unit of India? Rupee
305 T What 'T' is the author of War and Peace? Tolstoy
306 A What 'A' is the central court of a Roman house? Atrium
307 E What `E' is a famous public school near Windsor? Eton
308 B What 'B' is the Scottish Residence of the Queen? Balmoral
309 P What 'P' is to give false evidence? Perjure
310 D What 'D' means insanity? Dementia
311 N What 'N' is a statement that has little or no relevance to what preceded it? Nonsequitur
312 J What 'J' is an illness that causes yellowing of the skin? Jaundice
313 S What 'S' is a type of very tall building? Skyscraper
314 H What 'H' is a type of animal that feeds on plants? Herbivore
315 U What 'U' was the musical instrument that George Formby played? Ukulele
316 G What `G' is the name of an Argentinian president? Galtieri
317 M What 'M' is a cat with no tail? Manx
318 W What 'W' is the palace that houses Britain's parliament? Westminster
319 C What 'C' is standard literary Spanish? Castilian
320 L What 'L' is a shellfish that attaches itself to rocks? Limpet
321 F What 'F' in music means loud? Forte
322 O What 'O' is a type of stone with different colours in layers? Onyx
323 K What 'K' is a brightly coloured bird that eats freshwater fish? Kingfisher
324 R What 'R' is German Measles? Rubella
325 T What 'T' is a button on a dufflecoat? Toggle
326 A What 'A' is the capital of Greece? Athens
327 E What `E' is a colourless liquid used as a solvent and an anaesthetic? Esther
328 B What 'B' is a belt with loops for cartridges? Bandoleer
329 P What 'P' is a tough transparent plastic? Perspex
330 D What 'D' means master or lord? Dominus
331 N What 'N' was a doctor who gave his name to the title of a James Bond film? No
332 J What 'T' means to walk or cross the street recklessly? Jaywalk
333 S What 'S' Tuesday is pancake day? Shrove
334 H What 'H' is a street in London famous for its specialist doctors? Harley
335 U What 'U' is another word for ointment? Ungent
336 G What 'G' is a syrup frequently used for cocktails? Grenadine
337 M What 'M' is the national anthem of France? Marseillaise
338 W What 'W' is a campaigner against immorality? Whitehouse
339 C What 'C' is a fellow countryman? Compatriot
340 L What 'L' is an organ in your body that secretes bile? Liver
341 F What 'F' broke out in a baker's house in London in 1666? Fire Of London
342 O What 'O' is the branch of medicine that deals with childbirth? Obstetrics
343 K What 'K' is a school for young children? Kindergarten
344 R What 'R' is a long, pink fruit? Rhubarb
345 T What 'T' is not a baby and not a child? Toddler
346 A What 'A' is the breed of dog used by the police? Alsatian
347 E What 'E' is the outer layer of skin on animals? Epidermis
348 B What 'B' is an itinerant musician? Busker
349 P What 'P' is the name of a novel by Jane Austen? Persuasion
350 D What 'D' in German means a stupid person? Dummkof
351 N What 'N' is 12 o'clock? Noon
352 J What 'J' is an island in the English Channel? Jersey
353 S What 'S' did Oscar Wilde say is the lowest form of wit? Sarcasm
354 H What 'H' is a picture or symbol which represents a word? Hieroglyph
355 U What 'U' keeps you dry? Umbrella
356 G What 'G' is the Russian word for openness? Glasnost
357 M What `M' is Henry VIII's flagship? Mary Rose
358 W What 'W' is a nuclear plant in Cumbria? Winscale
359 C What 'C' is someone who writes music? Composer
360 L What 'L' is a sum of money lent from one person to another? Loan
361 F What 'F' wrote A Passage To India? Forster
362 O What 'O' means all powerful? Omniponent
363 K What 'K' is a glorious ice-cream? Knickerbocker Glory
364 R What 'R' is a game played with an oval shaped ball? Rugby
365 T What 'T' is a Greek food made with cod's roe? Taramasalata
366 A What 'A' is a Swedish pop group of the 70s? Abba
367 E What 'E' are words inscribed on a tomb? Epitaph
368 B What 'B' is a book lover? Bibliophile
369 P What 'P' does a bird sit on? Perch
370 D What 'D' is a city in Southern Ireland? Dublin
371 N What 'N' is the symbol for sodium? Na
372 J What 'T' means to throw overboard? Jettison
373 S What 'S' is the right of voting in political elections? Suffrage
374 H What 'H' combines with oxygen to form water? Hydrogen
375 U What 'U' is the biggest entity known to mankind? Universe
376 G What 'G' is the American for rubbish? Garbage
377 M What 'M' means change of form by magic or natural development? Metamorphosis
378 W What 'W' was George Michael's pop group called? Wham
379 C What 'C' means belonging to the same time or period? Contempory
380 L What 'L' is an entrance hall in a building? Lobby
381 F What 'F' is the conducting wire in an electric bulb? Filament
382 O What 'O' is an orchestral piece opening an opera? Overture
383 K What 'K' wrote Metamorphosis? Kafka
384 R What 'R' is the 'R' of RUC? Royal
385 T What 'T' is a gland in the neck? Thyroid
386 A What 'A' is the husband of Queen Victoria? Albert
387 E What 'E' are the people who inhabit the Arctic coast of America and East Siberia? Eskimos
388 B What 'B' is the tapestry which depicts the Norman Conquest? Bayeux
389 P What 'P' is the unit of Spanish currency? Peseta
390 D What 'D' in sewing means to mend? Darn
391 N What 'N' is the yearning for past circumstances? Nostalgia
392 J What 'J' was swallowed by a whale? Jonah
393 S What 'S' is a Muslim sovereign? Sultan
394 H What 'H' is a prostitute? Harlot
395 U What 'U' is an Anglo-Russian actor who acts as Hercules Poirot? Ustinov
396 G What 'G' is the deliberate extermination of a race or nation? Genocide
397 M What 'M' is a tiny piece of semi-conductor carrying many electrical circuits? Microchip
398 W What 'W' is an American breakfast treat? Waffle
399 C What 'C' is the art of handwriting? Calligraphy
400 L What 'L' is a large edible crustation? Lobster
401 F What 'F' is a heraldic lily of three petals? Fleur De Lys
402 O What 'O' means by word of mouth? Oral
403 K What 'K' is served on a skewer? Kebab
404 R What 'R' steers a boat? Rudder
405 T What 'T' was a Russian Communist leader murdered by Stalin's agents in 1940? Trotsky
406 A What 'A' is the king who burnt the cakes? Alfred
407 E What `E' is the science of human races and their relation to one another? Ethnology
408 B What 'B' is the German composer of the Brandenberg Concertos? Bach
409 P What 'P' grinds substances in a mortar? Pestle
410 D What 'D' is the fallen angel? Devil
411 N What 'N' is an Australian soap opera? Neighbours
412 J What 'T' in Swahili means 'hello'? Jambo
413 S What 'S' precedes store, structure and tax? Super
414 H What 'H' says `To be or not to be'? Hamlet
415 U What 'U' completes the expression 'Bob's your ...'? Uncle
416 G What 'G' in Greek mythology turned people to stone? Gorgon
417 M What 'M' means 'containing only one colour'? Monochromatic
418 W What 'W' is a source of water? Well
419 C What 'C' is someone who makes costumes? Costumier
420 L What 'L' is the science of reasoning? Logic
421 F What 'F' precedes glove, hound and trot? Fox
422 O What 'O' means to bid higher than anyone else at an auction? Overbid
423 K What 'K' must you do to dough to make good bread? Knead
424 R What 'R' were the 15th-Century civil wars between the Yorkists and the Lancastrians known as? Roses
425 T What 'T' is a Madame famous for her waxworks? Tussauds
426 A What 'A' did Cleopatra clasp to her bosom? Asp
427 E What 'E' is a female sheep? Ewe
428 B What 'B' is the surname of Frederick the First of Gemany on account of his red beard? Barbarossa
429 P What 'P' are the drums and cymbals in an orchestra? Percussion
430 D What 'D' in tennis means 40 all? Deuce
431 N What 'N' is the Central American country that Bianca Jagger comes from? Nicaragua
432 J What 'T' is Mr Hyde's alter ego? Jekyll
433 S What 'S' wrote Le Rouge et Le Noir? Sendhal
434 H What 'H' is someone who lives entirely alone? Hermit
435 U What 'U' means out of work? Unemployed
436 G What 'G' is a fruit and an unwelcome companion? Gooseberry
437 M What 'M' is a virus disease in rabbits? Myxomatosis
438 W What 'W' is Sherlock Holmes's partner? Watson
439 C What 'C' is the study of bells or bell-ringing? Campanology
440 L What 'L' is stolen goods? Loot
441 F What 'F' is the title of Mary Shelley's only novel? Frankenstein
442 O What 'O' might precede lay, load and look? Over
443 K What 'K' is a small cat or a pool of money? Kitty
444 R What 'R' is an Italian rice dish? Risotto
445 T What 'T' was discovered in Egypt by Howard Carter in 1922? Tutankhamun
446 A What 'A' is the name for the order of spiders? Arachnid
447 E What 'E' is the prefix meaning both out of and previous? Ex
448 B What 'B' is a man with two wives? Bigamist
449 P What 'P' is an animal which pretends to be dead? Possum
450 D What 'D' is an oxide containing two atoms of oxygen? Dioxide
451 N What 'N' is a waterfall in Canada? Niagara
452 J What 'J' is a breed of cattle and a name of a garment? Jersey
453 S What 'S' is the large arid region in Northern Africa? Sahara
454 H What 'H' in German means Mr.? Herr
455 U What 'U' is the United Nations Children's Fund more commonly known as? UNICEF
456 G What 'G' are caravan dwelling nomadic people? Gypsies
457 M What 'M' wrote the controversial Italian book called The Prince? Machiavelli
458 W What 'W' is a type of crystal from Ireland? Waterford
459 C What 'C' is a vault beneath a church? Crypt
460 L What 'L' means talkative? Loquacious
461 F What 'F' was one of the three kings' gifts? Frankincense
462 O What 'O' means to kiss? Osculate
463 K What 'K' is a long eastern tunic? Kaftan
464 R What 'R' is a German river? Rhine
465 T What 'T' is the shinbone? Tibia
466 A What 'A' means like an uncle? Avuncular
467 E What 'E' means to dig out or unearth? Exhume
468 B What 'B' is the colloquial word for a policeman? Bobby
469 P What 'P' was a USA Army General? Patton
470 D What 'D' is a musical composition for two performers? Duet
471 N What 'N' is the gallery in London in Trafalgar Square? National
472 J What 'T' is a pouring vessel? Jug
473 S What 'S' is a stone coffin often adorned with inscriptions? Sarcophagus
474 H What 'H' is the city in Japan where the atomic bomb was dropped? Hiroshima
475 U What 'U' is the Latin for where? Ubu
476 G What 'G' is a famous modern art museum in New York? Guggenheim
477 M What 'M' is an organised group of criminals in Sicily and America? Mafia
478 W What 'W' is the moon doing when it is not waxing? Waning
479 C What 'C' is a street closed at one end? Cul De Sac
480 L What 'L' is a peer of the realm? Lord
481 F What 'F' is the German equivalent of Mrs.? Frau
482 O What 'O' is the study of birds? Ornithology
483 K What 'K' is the centre of a nut? Kernel
484 R What 'R' did George Gershwin write? Rhapsody
485 T What 'T' is a flag with three colours? Tricolour
486 A What 'A' is the four weeks before Christmas? Advent
487 E What 'E' means to purify by removing objectionable matter? Expurgate
488 B What 'B' is a system of printing and writing for the blind? Braille
489 P What 'P' erects its spines when angered? Porcupine
490 D What 'D' is an underground cell for prisoners? Dungeon
491 N What 'N' is a biblical hunter famous for his prowess? Nimrod
492 J What 'J' is a pier or dock extended into the water? Jetty
493 S What 'S' is an island west of Italy? Sardinia
494 H What 'H' is a spa town in Yorkshire? Harrogate
495 U What 'U is the Great Bear Constellation? Ursa Major
496 G What 'G' is a soft blue Italian cheese? Gorgonzola
497 M What 'M' is a fever transmitted through mosquito bites? Malaria
498 W What 'W' is a small type of kangaroo? Wallaby
499 C What 'C' was the Roman god of love represented as a naked winged boy with a bow and arrow? Cupid
500 L What 'L' is the author of Lady Chatterley's Lover? Lawrence