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The Telegraph - General Knowledge Jan 11 2004

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Any of the first series of US satellites EXPLORER
Archaic word for an old dame GRANDAM
As much as a large spoon can hold LADLEFUL
Be servile and abase oneself KOWTOW
Broadcaster who introduces and plays music videos VEEJAY
Caused to lose strength, courage or confidence UNNERVED
Country almost an enclave of Senegal GAMBIA
Derogatory slang word for one concerned with the environment ECOFREAK
Full to the upper edge of a vessel BRIMFUL
Having a connection with the subject at issue RELEVANT
Image produced by an X-ray RADIOGRAM
Member of a Christian sect founded by George Fox QUAKER
Of an anchor, in the process of being raised AWEIGH
Old word for sufferer of lung disease Pulmonic
On the Velikaya River, one of Russia's oldest cities PSKOV
One who overlays with thin sheet of fine wood or other material Veneerer
One who travels about selling his wares PEDLAR
One with an intense longing YEARNER
Outside the regular academic course EXTRACURRICULAR
Person living in a town OPPIDAN
Person who renovates or revives RENEWER
President of Soviet Union from 1983 to 1984 ANDROPOV
Railway operating by magnetic levitation MAGLEV
Sergei Mironovich - - , one of Stalin's chief aides KIROV
Sergei Pavlovich - - , founder of the Ballet Russe in Paris DIAGHILEV
Served with white grapes VERONIQUE
Small quantity of spirits, usually a gill NOGGIN
Speeches or writings in praise EULOGIA
Unit of length equal to 0.62 miles KILOMETRE
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