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The Telegraph - General Knowledge Mar 30 2003

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Any out of a series of Soviet artificial satellites SPUTNIK
Author of 'King Solomon's Mines' RIDERHAGGARD
Award from British Academy of Film and Television Arts BAFTA
Bath with underwater jets used for massage JACUZZI
Become very excited or furious (colloq.) BLAZEUP
Bloodsucker in Eastern European folklore VAMPIRE
Cast-off shells or skins of animals Exuviae
Central Asian wild ass DZIGGETAI
China's longest river YANGTZE
Considered as a god or godlike DEIFIED
Feeding on growing grass or pasture GRAZING
First town to be bypassed by the M6 PRESTON
Highly reactive nitrogen-containing organic substance IMINE
Informal word for very small TEENY
Large-headed cephalopod mollusc SQUID
Loaded with wealth OPULENT
Loudspeaker used to produce high-frequency sounds TWEETER
Managua is the capital of this Central American country NICARAGUA
More confused and vague especially with regard to thinking Muzzier
One who delights in small ingenious devices GADGETEER
One who takes possession by force USURPER
Optically inactive form of tartaric acid RACEMIC
Parts of alimentary canals between pharynges and stomachs OESOPHAGI
Person swimming in the nude SKINNYDIPPER
Piece of fruit or meat fried in batter FRITTER
Process of growing from childhood to youth Juvenescence
Study of policies of Soviet government Kremlinology
Unaccountable or unpredictable change of mind CAPRICE
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