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The Telegraph - General Knowledge Apr 06 2008

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- - - - - pigeon, Australian pigeon Bronzewing
Another name for the Mona Lisa LAGIOCONDA
Archaic word meaning beloved or dear LIEF
Capital of Zimbabwe HARARE
Captain in Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea NEMO
Capturing interest as if by spell BEWITCHING
Crumbling earthy deposit used as fertiliser MARL
David's nephew mentioned in 1 Chronicles 2:16 Joab
Earl who bet against occurrence of a hand having no card above a nine YARBOROUGH
Facetious expression for a Wild West film HORSEOPERA
Fence, an obstacle in foxhunting OXER
George - - , ukulele player 1904-1961 FORMBY
Grasslike plant growing in a wet place RUSH
Islands in northern Scotland ORKNEYS
Italian word also used by Shakespeare for dandy FANTASTICO
Largest and southernmost of the Mariana Islands GUAM
Medieval duchy of northern France VALOIS
Miniature model of a serviceman TOYSOLDIER
Nickname for Northamptonshire's one-day cricket team Steelbacks
One who enjoys telling others what to do BOSSYBOOTS
Organ located at the base of the neck THYMUS
Part of church in US occupied by those who lead responses during a service AMENCORNER
Someone who takes part in drunken revels ORGIAST
Spanish monk who was Inquisitor General from 1483 to 1498 TORQUEMADA
Standard monetary unit of Malaysia RINGGIT
Third division of a ruminant's stomach Psalterium
Tourist centre in northern Lake District KESWICK
Unit of area equal to one quarter of an acre ROOD
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