Blockbusters 25 - (Submitted By Yoda)
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001 M What 'M' is an eyelash beautifier? Mascara
002 O What 'O' is a word for a smell? Odour
003 K What 'K' is an A.A. Milne marsupial? Kanga
004 D What 'D' is an Olympic sport involving ten different skills? Decathlon
005 J What 'J' is a court joker? Jester
006 P What 'P' is the flower used on Remembrance Sunday? Poppy
007 H What 'H' was king of Judea at Jesus's birth? Herod
008 W What 'W' was British prime minister in 1965? Wilson
009 F What 'F' are the locomotory organs of aquatic vertebrates? Fins
010 B What 'B' named his holiday camps after himself? Butlin
011 L What 'L' has Beirut as a capital? Lebanon
012 S What 'S' is the violins' section of the orchestra? Strings
013 T What 'T' is rich in caffeine? Tea
014 R What 'R' is a formula for making medicines and food? Recipe
015 C What 'C' is a cheese and a gorge? Cheddar
016 E What 'E' are the famous Marbles in the British Museum? Elgin
017 A What 'A' is left when a fire burns out? Ash
018 V What 'V' is an immoral habit — and means in place of? Vice
019 G What 'G' captained England against Australia in cricket in 1989? Gower
020 N What 'N' is the body of a church? Nave
021 C What 'C' comes after tennis and before room? Court
022 I What 'I' is a south-east Asian republic of many islands? Indonesia
023 N What 'N' is a donkey's name? Neddy
024 O What 'O' is another word meaning almighty? Omnipotent
025 F What 'F' is a New York Meadow where tennis is played? Flushing
026 K What 'K' is the capital of Nepal? Katmandu
027 A What 'A' is I love in Latin? Amo
028 P What `P' is a famous jockey? Piggott
029 D What 'D' is an ancient Celtic priest? Druid
030 J What `J' was the Sprat who couldn't eat fat? Jack
031 B What 'B' is slang for crazy and eccentric? Barmy
032 Q What 'Q' is a dance and a game of cards? Quadrille
033 H H What 'H' is a place associated with show jumping? Hickstead
034 L What 'L' is a popular golden or black dog? Labrador
035 S What 'S' was renamed Volgograd in 1961? Stalingrad
036 R What 'R' means affected by rabies? Rabid
037 E What 'E' is the famous Dallas family? Ewing
038 M What 'M' is a severe headache? Migraine
039 T What 'T' is three people sharing power? Triumvirate
040 U What 'U' is a milk-secreting organ? Udder
041 G What 'G' is an eighteenth-century Spanish court painter? Goya
042 Z What 'Z' is the hill where Jerusalem stands? Zion
043 A What `A' means collectedness, assurance or poise? Aplomb
044 T What 'T' is a hot pepper sauce? Tabasco
045 V What 'V' carries blood to the heart? Vein
046 S What 'S' is a large-bladed instrument for mowing? Scythe
047 U What 'U' was George Formby's instrument? Ukulele
048 B What 'B' is a small and private room for a lady? Boudoir
049 E What `E' is a tree much diseased in Britain in recent years? Elm
050 N What 'N' is the opposite of zenith? Nadir
051 I What 'I' is the Spanish national airline? Iberia
052 L What 'L' was a northern English painter of stick-like people? Lowry
053 P What 'P' is the opposite of sacred? Profane
054 O What 'O' is a herb much used in Italian cooking? Oregano
055 H What 'H' is West Ham United's nickname? Hammers
056 F What 'F' means easy in French but simplistic in English? Facile
057 D What 'D' is a mythical beast? Dragon
058 M What 'M' is a pouched animal? Marsupial
059 J What 'J' is a gelatinous pudding? Jelly
060 R What 'R' was a famously unfair 60s' landlord? Rachman
061 C What 'C' is the windy city? Chicago
062 E What 'E' is a frame for supporting a painting? Easel
063 I What 'I' is to set on fire? Ignite
064 N What 'N' is a morbid liking for dead bodies? Necrophilia
065 R What 'R' is a yellow plant produced for its oil-producing seeds? Rape
066 W What 'W' is the venue for the FA Cup final? Wembley
067 D What 'D' is a Disney elephant? Dumbo
068 K What 'K' is a famous mull in Scotland? Kintyre
069 B What 'B' follows Isambard Kingdom? Brunel
070 V What 'V' is a large rapacious bird? Vulture
071 F What 'F' are a prehistoric cartoon family? Flintstones
072 T What 'T' is a Welshman's nickname? Taffy
073 S What 'S' is to falter in speaking, to stutter? Stammer
074 Y What 'Y' is the Abominable Snowman? Yeti
075 L What `L' is a famous London cricket ground? Lords
076 G What `G' is flavoured with junipers? Gin
077 P What `P' is a meal outside? Picnic
078 U What 'U' comes before class and most? Upper
079 J What was Jupiter's wife? Juno
080 A What 'A' is amusements after skiing? Apresski
081 F What 'F' is a quarter of an old penny? Farthing
082 O What 'O' is a fruit used for oil? Olive
083 K What 'K' is often used for stuffing cushions? Kapok
084 R What 'R' was Nadia Comaneci's home country? Romania
085 T What 'T' is a violent tropical storm? Typhoon
086 A What 'A' is the world's greatest river? Amazon
087 E What `E' is the smallest continent? Europe
088 B What 'B' follows Ludwig van? Beethoven
089 P What `P' is an Italian palace? Palazzo
090 D What 'D' is a yellow-flowered narcissus? Daffodil
091 N What 'N' sang in Berkeley Square? Nightingale
092 J What T is a sort of padded envelope or bag? Jiffy
093 S What 'S' is a game and a vegetable? Squash
094 H What 'H' comes after Plymouth and before down? Hoe
095 U What is the taking of interest on a loan? Usury
096 G What `G' is a camelopard, an African ruminant? Giraffe
097 M What 'M' is a cold dry French wind? Mistral
098 W What 'W' was a cardinal during Henry VIII's reign? Wolsey
099 C What 'C' is a branched candlestick? Candelabrum
100 L What 'L' is a form of insanity once thought to be influenced by the moon? Lunacy
101 M What 'M' composed The Magic Flute? Mozart
102 O What 'O' is where the sun sets? Occident
103 K What 'K' wrote the surreal novels The Castle and The Trial? Kafka
104 D What 'D' piloted a spaceship in the comic Eagle? Dan Dare
105 J What T is a town in Israel and type of orange? Jaffa
106 P What `P' rock band had a hit on the dark side of the moon? Pink Floyd
107 H What 'H' is a six-sided figure? Hexagon
108 W What 'W' is an Irish town famed for its glassware? Waterford
109 F What 'F' is the capital of Liberia? Freetown
110 B What 'B' was the minstrel who found Richard I (Lionheart) in prison? Blondel
111 L What `L' first flew the Atlantic in a single-engined plane? Lindberg
112 S What 'S' is the star known as the Dog Star? Sirius
113 T What 'T' was the Norse god of thunder? Thor
114 R What IV is the colour of port lights at sea? Red
115 C What 'C' is the Spanish for leader? Caudillo
116 E What `E' is a South American country meaning Equator? Ecuador
117 A What 'A' was the treaty that meant a one-year break in the Napoleonic wars? Amiens
118 V What 'V' preceded the modern cello? Viola da gamba
119 G What `G' painted the original of Wellington on a fiver? Goya
120 N What 'N' of myth fell in love with his own reflection?
Narcissus
121 C What 'C' means of the same time? Contemporrary
122 I What 'I' was the Latin name for Troy? Ilium
123 N What 'N' is the type of ion left by a thunder storm? Negative
124 O What 'O' is the order some Northern Irish Protestants belong to? Orange
125 F What 'F' is the old name for Taiwan? Formosal
126 K What 'K' is the nation living on the borders of Iraq, Iran and Turkey? Kurdish
127 A What 'A' is a river and a female warrior? Amazon
128 P What 'P' directed the film Chariots of Fire? Putnam
129 D What 'D' is to be tricky and unreliable? Devious
130 J What 'J' is a large rally of guides and scouts? Jamboree
131 B What 'B' is the Lord of the Flies? Beelzebub
132 Q What 'Q' is a member of the Society of Friends? Quaker
133 H What 'H' directed Dial M for Murder? Hitchcock
134 L What `L' was sunk by the Germans in 1915? Lusitania
135 S What 'S' is the duty that led to the American War of Independence? Wtamp
136 R What 'R' describes a French writer and gross, coarse behaviour? Rabelaisian
137 E What `E' is a skin infection causing inflammation? Erysipelas
138 M What 'M' is the longest river in North America? Mississippi
139 T What 'T' was the 'Scourge of God' to mediaeval Europe? Tamburlaine
140 U What 'U' is to chant in a high-pitched manner? Ululate
141 G What `G' was Hitler's propaganda minister? Goebbels
142 Z What 'Z' is used to make tin? Zinc
143 A What 'A' is Blackadder's portrayer? Atkinson
144 T What 'T' is a college at Dublin, Oxford and Cambridge? Trinity
145 V What 'V' is a Mexican revolutionary leader? Villa
146 S What 'S' is the Nobel-prize winning novelist who originally wrote in Yiddish? Singer
147 U What is a German submarine? U Boat
148 B What 'B' is a female classical dancer? Ballerina
149 E What `E' is also honeysuckle? Eglantine
150 N What 'N' is the organisation that raises money for the IRA in the USA? Noraid
151 I What T is lazy? Indolent
152 L What 1' involves cutting out a section of brain? Lobotomy
153 P What `P' is a person who studies voting patterns? Psephologist
154 O What 'O' precedes an opera? Overture
155 H What 'H' said man's life was 'nasty, brutish and short'? Hobbes
156 F What 'F' was the licentious, drunken friend of Henry V? Falstaff
157 D What 'D' is the main port of Tanzania? Daressalaam
158 M What 'M' describes a pathological urge or obsession? Mania
159 J What `J' is a green-eyed monster? Jealousy
160 R What 'R' is a cult that worships Haile Selassie? Rastafarianism
161 C What 'C' is an Andrew Lloyd Webber musical? Cats
162 E What `E' is a town to which St Paul wrote letters? Ephesus
163 I What 'I' is a common South American lizard? Iguana
164 N What 'N' led the Communists to power in Afghanistan? Najibullah
165 R What 'R' means stepping backwards? Retrograde / Retrogressing
166 W What 'W' was the author of Decline and Fall? Waugh
167 D What 'D' is an inhabitant? Denizen
168 K What 'K' describes many colours, mixed at random? Kaleidoscopic
169 B What 'B' is a French naval port? Brest
170 V What 'V' was the peace congress after World War I? Versailles
171 F What 'F' city was at the centre of the Italian Renaissance? Florence
172 T What 'T' is a fly carrying sleeping sickness? Tsetse
173 S What 'S' demanded John the Baptist's head? Salome
174 Y What was the skull that Hamlet held? Yorick's
175 L What 'L' is the land of tiny folk? Lilliput
176 G What `G' is the width between two rails? Gauge
177 P What `P' is the Russian ship which mutinied in 1905? Potemkin
178 U What `U' means beyond one's power in law? Ultravires
179 J What 'J' is an insult and change of tack on a boat? Jibe
180 A What 'A' is the capital of Corsica? Ajaccio
181 F What 'F' means happiness? Felicity
182 O What 'O' was the operation to invade Normandy in 1944? Overlord
183 K What 'K' led Kenya to independence? Kenyatta
184 R What is odd and a drink? Rum
185 T What 'T' is the man in the Bob Dylan song? Tambourine
186 A What 'A' means man-like? Android
187 E What 'E' means revelation? Epiphany
188 B What 'B' was a French novelist who died partly from drinking too much black coffee? Balzac
189 P What `P' is a device against falling too fast? Parachute
190 D What 'D' is an Australian wild dog? Dingo
191 N What 'N' is five cents in the USA? Nickel
192 J What T is a type of artichoke? Jerusalem
193 S What 'S' means discovering useful things by chance? Serendipity
194 H What 'H' is both male and female? Hermaphrodite
195 U What 'LP was the land invented by Sir Thomas More? Utopia
196 G What `G' was Picasso's famous Spanish Civil War painting? Guernica
197 M What 'M' was the land between the Tigris and Euphrates? Mesopotamia
198 W What 'W' is the garden of England? Weald
199 C What 'C' means like a crow? Corvine
200 L What `L' is changing into a werewolf? Lycanthropy
201 M What 'M' is the most or the greatest? Maximum
202 O What 'O' are terms like bitter-sweet, love-hate? Oxymorons
203 K What 'K' is a Zulu village? Kraal
204 D What 'D' is a type of china? Derbyware
205 T What 'T starred as I, Claudius? Jacobi
206 P What 'P' is the island where the Bounty mutineers ended up? Pitcairn
207 H What 'H' means no choice? Hobson's
208 W What 'W' is Belgian fish and vegetable soup? Waterzooi
209 F What 'F' was a comic with a ukulele? Formby
210 B What 'B' was Alexander the Great's horse? Bucephalus
211 L What 'L' is an opera by Delibes? Lakeme
212 S What 'S' was a famous explorer of the Antarctic? Shackleton
213 T What 'T' is a bird that comes after coal, blue and great? Tit
214 R What 'R' are gypsies? Romany
215 C What 'C' had a nuclear disaster? Chernobyl
216 E What 'E' is the main course of a meal? Entree
217 A What 'A' asked Romans to lend him their ears? Antony
218 V What 'V' was America named after? Vespucci
219 G What 'G' is a neighbour of Nicaragua? Guatemala
220 N What 'N' left a book of mystic prophecies? Nostrodamus
221 C What 'C' was the Rumanian dictator? Ceausecu
222 I What 'I' is the old Dutch East Indies? Indonesia
223 N What 'N' is a cure for something? Nostrum
224 O What 'O' is armpit? Oxter
225 F What 'F' were Charlemagne's subjects? Franks
226 K What 'K' is the smallest Russian coin? Kopeck
227 A What 'A' means south? Austral
228 P What `P' is the gland that affects growth? Pituitary
229 D What 'D' is a divine creator? Demiurge
230 J What 'J' is the surname of the singer who wrote " Yellow Brick Road"? John
231 B What 'B' comes before bone, ward and slide? Back
232 Q What 'Q' means complaining? Querulous
233 H What 'H' redesigned Paris for Napoleon III? Haussmann
234 L What 'I.' do Letts come from? Latvia
235 S What 'S' is a famous make of grand piano? Steinway
236 R What 'R' is the capital of Iceland? Reykjavik
237 E What `E' is trying to improve through breeding? Eugenics
238 M What 'M' is a fatal rabbit disease introduced from Australia? Myxomatosis
239 T What 'T' is to change sides or equivocate? Tergiversify / Tergiversate
240 U What 'U' is to be fond of one's wife?
Uxorious
241 G What `G' is the study of old people? Gerontology
242 Z What 'Z' was the last king of Albania? Zog
243 A What 'A' is a town and type of carpet? Axminster
244 T What 'T' is a Greek food dip made from cod's roe? Taramasalata
245 V What 'V' was the first king of a united Italy? Victor Emanuel II
246 S What 'S' is the surgical name for stitches? Sutures
247 U What 'IT was the capital of the ancient Sumerians? Ur
248 B What 'B' means doing good? Beneficient
249 E What `E' were the brothers who won the gunfight at the OK Corral? Earp
250 N What 'N' is a mythical land in C.S. Lewis's books? Narnia
251 I What 'I' is a type of African antelope? Impala
252 L What `L' means lukewarm, unenthusiastic? Laodicean
253 P What `P' describing chaotic disorder, literally means `all the spirits'? Pandemonium
254 O What 'O' makes novices into priests? Ordination
255 H What 'H' was a famous Mark Twain character? Huckleberry Finn
256 F What 'F' are the tubes through which ovae pass in 1 women? Fallopian
257 D What 'D' is a World War I battleship? Dreadnought
258 M What 'M' was a famous Paris nightclub where Toulouse Lautrec painted? Moulin Rouge
259 J What 'J' compiled a dictionary and was famous for his wit? Johnson
260 R What 'R' is a big dipper? Roller Coaster
261 C What 'C' steers a rowing eight? Cox
262 E What 'E' means well-sounding? Euphonious
263 I What 'I' is a line showing equal atmospheric pressure? Isobar
264 N What 'N' is the Greek goddess of retribution? Nemesis
265 R What 'R' is the Sunday nearest November 11th? Rememberance
266 W What 'W' is a small Thames boat? Wherry
267 D What 'D' is alcohol addiction? Dipsomania
268 K What 'K' is a Walter Scott novel and a ruined Warwickshire castle? Kenilworth
269 B What 'B' was poet laureate and creator of Metroland? Betjeman
270 V What 'V" do you make of necessity? Virtue
271 F What 'F' is Groucho Marx in Duck Soup? Firefily
272 T What 'T' is an island at the east end of Indonesia? Timor
273 S What 'S' comes before board, lane and scape? Sea
274 Y What 'Y' may live in the mountains of Tibet? Yeti
275 L What 'L' means Spartan? Lacedaemonian
276 G What 'G' are the swine Jesus sent over a cliff? Gadarene
277 P What 'P' is frightened but literally means turned to stone? Petrified
278 U What 'U' do you take when annoyed? Umbrage
279 J What 'J' is a renowned US school of music? Juilliard
280 A What 'A' is a brand of indigestion tablets? Alka Seltzer
281 F What 'F' made a compact with the Devil? Faust
282 O What 'O' is a rectangle? Oblong
283 K What 'K' was the ancient capital of Russia? Kiev
284 R What 'R' is a film and Tom Wolfe novel about air aces? Right Stuff
285 T What 'T' was a town in both ancient Greece and Egypt? Thebes
286 A What 'A' is a defence against being at the scene of a crime? Alibi
287 E What `E' is weird, common to witches and other spirits? Eldritch
288 B What 'B' is to quarter soldiers? Billet
289 P What `P' shouldn't you cast before swine? Pearls
290 D What 'D' is a sword hanging by a thread? Damocles
291 N What 'N' did the second atom bomb fall on? Nagasaki
292 J What is a Muslim holy war? Jihad
293 S What 'S' is Chelsea Football Club's ground? Stamford Bridge
294 H What 'H' is the Latin for Switzerland? Helvetia
295 U What 'U' is the Indian state next to Nepal? Uttar Pradesh
296 G What 'G' are the major industrial nations known as? G8
297 M What 'M' composed Pictures at an Exhibition? Mussorgsky
298 W What 'W' led the Lollards? Wycliffe
299 C What 'C' was originally a drink discovered by the Aztecs? Chocolate
300 L What 'L' lives in a land of luxurious indolence? Lotus Eater
301 M What 'M' was Henry Stanley's middle name? Morton
302 O What 'O' is the hat-flinging villain of Bond films? Oddjob
303 K What 'K' is a Soviet satirical magazine? Krokodil
304 D What 'D' is a foolish old man? Dotard
305 J What 'J' blew down the walls of Jericho? Joshua
306 P What 'P' is a fictional philosopher who thinks we live in the best of all possible worlds? Pangloss
307 H What 'H' is a word that sounds like one spelt differently? Homonym
308 W What 'W' was a saint-king of Bohemia? Wenceslas
309 F What 'F' is a short-lived fashion? Fad
310 B What 'B' is the largest woodwind in an orchestra? Bassoon
311 L What 'L' is used to look down the throat? Laryngoscope
312 S S. What 'S' is to be sleepy? Somnolent
313 T What 'T' is capital of Estonia? Tallin
314 R What 'R' won the Grand National a record number of times? Red Rum
315 C What 'C' means bounteous plenty? Cornucopia
316 E What 'E' composed the Enigma Variations? Elgar
317 A What 'A' is the town in which the Archers live? Ambridge
318 V What 'V' was a writing material made from sheep-skin? Vellum
319 G What 'G' describes a simpleton? Gourmless
320 N What 'N' is a Japanese born outside Japan? Nisei
321 C What 'C' was chief of the Zulus in the Zulu Wars? Cetewayo
322 I What 'I' is the peninsular of Spain and Portugal? Iberia
323 N What 'N' should one see and die? Naples
324 O What 'O' is to go past something at a higher speed? Overtake
325 F What 'F' wrote the novel Tom Jones? Fielding
326 K What 'K' is the West German Chancellor? Kohl
327 A What 'A' in Spain did one of Henry VIII's wives come from? Aragon
328 P What 'P' commonly describes the community charge? Poll Tax
329 D What 'D' was the crown prince in France? Dauphin
330 J What `J' was Ronald Reagan's favourite sweet? Jellybabies
331 B What 'B' is a tower of many languages? Babel
332 Q What 'Q' are the rules that govern boxing? Queensbury
333 H What 'H' describes Greece? Hellenic
334 L What `L' is a county in Ireland and a jocular verse? Limerick
335 S What 'S' is a cowboy's hat? Stetson
336 R What 'R' was a band led by Bryan Ferry? Roxy Music
337 E What 'E' is a symbol or part of insignia? Emblem
338 M What 'M' starred in the film Cabaret? Minnelli
339 T What 'T' is a psychological shock? Trauma
340 U What 'U' is a secret resistance group known as?
Underground
341 G What `G' describes a grass-eater? Graminivorous
342 Z What 'Z' was Manichaeism also known as? Zoroastrianism
343 A What 'A' means hidden from the mass, esoteric? Arcane
344 T What 'T' is a large wood-eating ant? Termite
345 V What 'V' is used to protect people against smallpox? Vaccination
346 S What 'S' is a flying boat and a coastal town? Sunderland
347 U What 'U' is a cord cut at birth? Umbilical
348 B What 'B' made a film of Henry V? Branagh
349 E What `E' means learned or highly educated? Erudite
350 N What 'N' is seeking out a standard? Normative
351 I What 'I' is the Palestinian uprising in Israel? Intifada
352 L What `L' is the capital of Tibet? Lhasa
353 P What `P' describes the muscles of the chest? Pectoral
354 O What 'O' is to travel round the earth in space? Orbit
355 H What 'H' are the Parliamentary records? Hansard
356 F What 'F. wrote Madame Bovary? Flaubert
357 D What 'D' starred in Licence to Kill? Dalton
358 M What 'M' is a form of pasta or a fop? Macaroni
359 J What T was the king known as Lackland? John
360 R What 'R' brought Sylvester Stallone to fame? Rocky
361 C What 'C' is an order of Greek architecture? Corinthian
362 E What 'E' means to do with hermits? Eremitical
363 I What 'I' is native to an area? Indigenous
364 N What 'N' was 'Tricky Dicky' in the USA? Nixon
365 R What 'R' is a type of Greek wine? Retsina
366 W What 'W' is a peruke? Wig
367 D What 'D' publishes a 'Peerage'? Debrett
368 K What 'K' was an Egyptian ruler? Khedive
369 B What 'B' is star of TV's Shelley? Bennett
370 V What 'V' is French for town? Ville
371 F What 'F' is the point of balance between two weights? Fulcrum
372 T What 'T' are Cancer and Capricorn? Tropics
373 S What 'S' comes before hawk and grass? Sparrow
374 Y What 'Y' is America's largest national park? Yellowstone
375 L What `L' is a river inducing forgetfulness? Lethe
376 G What 'G' describes the family to which a species belongs? Genus
377 P What 'P' is a fish and a poem by Ted Hughes? Pike
378 U What 'U' is courteous or suave? Urbane
379 J What 'J' does one do something quickly in? Jiffy
380 A What 'A' was Wellington's London residence? Apsley
381 F What 'F' made the film Roma? Fellini
382 O What 'O' was Augustus before becoming emperor? Ovtavian / Ovtavius
383 K What 'K' was a US black civil rights leader? King
384 R What 'R' sang 'Take a walk on the wild side'? Reed
385 T What 'T' composed the Nutcracker Suite? Tchaikovsky
386 A What 'A' means of trees? Arboreal
387 E What 'E' is a statue in Piccadilly Circus and a Greek god? Eros
388 B What 'B' was a Venezuelan after whom a South American country was named? Bolivar
389 P What 'P' is a treeless plain in South America? Pampas
390 D What 'D' is a singer and capital of Colorado? Denver
391 N What 'N' means one ought to act as one's rank requires? Nobleese Oblige
392 J What 'J' was invented by Sir Frank Whittle? Jet Engine
393 S What 'S' led a Roman slave revolt? Spartacus
394 H What 'H' was the scene of a football disaster in 1989? Hillsborough
395 U What 'U' is capital of Mongolia? Ulan Bator
396 G What 'G' was cup-bearer to the Greek gods? Ganymede
397 M What 'M' is to soften or appease? Mollify
398 W What 'W' originally opposed the Tories? Whigs
399 C What 'C' was China originally called? Cathay
400 L What 'L' is an African fever? Lassa
401 M What 'M' is a famous artefact from Hereford Cathedral? Mappa Mundi
402 O What 'O' is an American state and musical? Oklahoma
403 K What 'K' is the seat of Russian government? Kremlin
404 D What 'D' is an Indian bandit? Dacoit
405 J What 'J' is an aeroplane, car and big cat? Jaguar
406 P What 'P' were the wars between Carthage and Rome? Punic
407 H What 'H' is a break or gap in something? Hiatus
408 W What 'W' is a Marlon Brando motorcycling film? The Wild One
409 F What 'F' is the name of the Angolan resistance? Frelimo
410 B What 'B' was a Medieval Flemish painter of surreal scenes? Bosch
411 L What 'L' is a non-evergreen conifer? Larch
412 S What 'S' directed Taxi Driver? Scorsese
413 T What 'T' is a river feeding another? Tributary
414 R What 'R' is a robin? Redbreast
415 C What 'C' is the art of handwriting? Calligraphy
416 E What `E' comes before salts and Downs? Epsom
417 A What 'A' is the Roman wall beyond Hadrian's? Antonine
418 V What 'V' is to experience something via someone else? Vicariosly
419 G What `G' led the Italian Risorgimento? Garibaldi
420 N What 'N' is the largest tribe of Indians in the USA? Navajo
421 C What 'C' is a pepper also known as? Capsicum
422 I What 'I' is an obsession with somebody? Infatuation
423 N What 'N' was the first prime minister of independent India? Nehru
424 O What 'O' was Darwin's famous book on evolution? Origin Of The Species
425 F What 'F' is a medley or hotchpotch? Farrago
426 K What 'K' is a Gurkha knife? Kukri
427 A What 'A' is the white of an egg? Albumen
428 P What 'P' shouldn't you cast before swine? Pearls
429 D What 'D' oversaw the Prague spring in 1968? Dubcek
430 R What 'R' was the calendar before the Gregorian? Julian
431 B What 'B' was an English explorer after whom a bay in Canada was named? Baffin
432 O What 'O' means erstwhile, former? Quondam
433 H What 'H' wrote the Good Soldier Svejk? Husak
434 I What 'I' was born Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov? Lenin
435 S What 'S' was the previous Russian capital? St Petersburg
436 R What 'R' were Teddy Roosevelt's cavalry? Rough Riders
437 E What 'E' is the unification of Greece and Cyprus? Enosis
438 M What 'M' was the American anti-communist senator? McCarthy
439 T What 'T' is a ship with three banks of oars? Trireme
440 U What 'U' is a cricket referee? Umpire
441 G What '0' acted Rhett Butler in Gone with the Wind? Gable
442 Z What 'Z' means yoking together? Zeugma
443 A What 'A' is another name for Britain? Albion
444 T What 'T' in Spain is famous for swords? Toledo
445 V What 'V' is a car whose name means 'I roll' in Latin? Volvo
446 S What 'S' is a river between Wales and England? Severn
447 U What `U.' is everywhere? Unitquitous
448 B What 'B' sang Space Oddity? Bowie
449 E What `E' is an assembly of Welsh Druids? Eisteddfod
450 N What 'N' is the New Stone Age? Neolithic
451 I What 'I' is a narrow strip of land joining two larger areas? Isthmus
452 L What `L' was commander-in-chief of the Confederate army? Lee
453 P What `P' is French bowls? Petanque
454 O What 'O' means burdensome? Onerous
455 H What 'H' is rule by priests? Hierocracy
456 F What 'F' is a victim or scapegoat? Fall Guy
457 D What 'D' is the Southern states of the USA? Dixie
458 M What 'M' is an American Revolutionary soldier and a missile? Minuteman
459 J What T preceded judo as a martial art? Jujitsu
460 R What 'R' is a gaping mouth? Rictus
461 C What 'C' is a French deep-sea explorer? Cousteau
462 E What 'E' set out the Theory of Relativity? Einstein
463 I What 'I' is an ancient way running through Oxfordshire and Berkshire? Icknield
464 N What 'N' won the Milk Cup in 1988? Nottingham Forest
465 R What 'R' dynasty did the Tsars belong to? Romanov
466 W What 'W' wrote the music for The Threepenny Opera? Weill
467 D What 'D' is a fish or flat-bottomed rowing boat? Dory
468 K What 'K' is the capital of Afghanistan? Kabul
469 B What 'B' won Wimbledon men's singles in 1989? Becker
470 V What 'V' was Bede? Venerable
471 F What 'F' is a type of flour? Farinaceous
472 T What 'T' is sung to celebrate victory? Te Deum
473 S What 'S' are some of Stonehenge's stones? Sarsen
474 Y What 'Y' causes fermentation in beer? Yeast
475 L What 'L' is also a plover or peewit? Lapwing
476 G What 'G' captained England in the Ashes series in 1989? Gower
477 P What 'P' is a flightless bird and book company? Penguin
478 U What 'U' is an epic poem by Dylan Thomas? Under Milkwood
479 J What 'J' holds 22 bottles of champagne? Jeroboam
480 A What 'A' means self-ruling? Autonomous
481 F What 'F' is anti-aircraft fire or criticism? Flak
482 O What 'O' founded a model factory at New Lanark and was an early socialist? Owen
483 K What 'K' is slang for New Zealander? Kiwi
484 R What 'R' was the Italian war of liberation? Risorgimento
485 T What 'T' is the river on the Anglo-Scottish border? Tweed
486 A What 'A' was the predecessor of the helicopter? Autogyro
487 E What `E' starred in A Fistful of Dollars? Eastwood
488 B What 'B' produced The White Album? Beatles
489 P What 'P' is the smallest planet? Pluto
490 D What 'D' is compere of radio's Any Questions? Dimbleby
491 N What 'N' was the presenter of Film 89? Norman
492 J What 'J' is a lamentation? Jeremiad
493 S What 'S' is an Indian woman's dress? Sari
494 H What 'H' is German white wine? Hock
495 U What 'U' is to seize a ruler's position? Usurp
496 G What 'G' is a New York art museum? Guggenheim
497 M What 'M' is a wind and famous Provencal poet? Mistral
498 W What 'W' brothers made the first heavier-than-air flight? Wright
499 C What 'C' is a French cheese made from goat's milk? Chevre
500 L What 'L' was married to Yoko Ono? Lennon