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26 Puzzles CoastRider CoastRider - Edition 569 - Edition - October 470 20th - March 2015 5thwww.coastridersl.com 2013 THE BIG CROSSWORD Across 1 From the Latin for ‘with good faith’, which adjective means gen­ uine or real? (4,4) 7 Which diving waterbird with a long neck, lobed toes and almost no tail, typically has bright breed­ ing plumage used in display? (5) 8 In music what name is given to a continuous slide upwards or downwards between two notes? (9) 9 In the Harry Potter series of books, what sort of creature is Hedwig? (3) 10 In Scandinavian mythology, who was the god of thunder, the weather, agriculture, and the home? (4) 11 What name is given to a cere­ monial officer of a church, college, or similar institution? (6) 13 Which small harpsichord with the strings set obliquely to the key­ board was popular in the 18th century? (6) 14 What name is often applied to a group of people with shared concerns within a political party or larger organisation? (6) 17 What name is given to a reli­ gious or solemn ceremony con­ sisting of a series of actions performed according to a pre­ scribed order? (6) 18 Which container filled with ex­ plosive or incendiary material, is designed to explode on impact or when detonated by a timing, prox­ imity, or remote­control device? (4) 20 In Chinese philosophy, what is the name of the absolute principle underlying the universe, combin­ ing within itself the principles of yin and yang and signifying the way, or code of behaviour, that is in har­ mony with the natural order? (3) 22 What type of ammunition con­ sisted of a number of small iron balls fired together from a can­ non? (9) 23 Which Austrian pop musician topped the British singles charts in 1986 with Rock Me Amadeus? (5) 24 See 17 Down Down 1 What name is sometimes ap­ plied to a prejudiced person who is intolerant of any opinions differ­ ing from his own? (5) 2 What is the capital and largest city of Kenya? (7) 3 Which electrical device can in­ terrupt the flow of electrical current when it is overloaded? (4) 4/5 Which English novelist’s best­ known work was Robinson Cru­ soe? (6,5) 6 What is the name of the me­ chanical device that blows air onto a fire to make it burn more fiercely? (7) 7 Benny who was known as the King of Swing? (7) 12 Derived from the Latin for ‘whirling’, what name is given to the sensation of whirling and loss of balance, associated particularly with looking down from a great height? (7) 13 What is the state capital of New Mexico? (5,2) 15 From the French for ‘bell’, which small translucent covers are used for protecting or forcing out­ door plants? (7) 16 Which highly flammable sticky jelly, consisting of petrol thickened with special soaps, is used in in­ cendiary bombs and flame­throw­ ers? (6) 17/24 Which Norwegian explorer was the first person to reach the South Pole? (5,8) 19 Which word can mean a thin stick used by a conductor to direct an orchestra or a short tube passed from runner to runner in a relay race? (5) 21 What name is given to an in­ definite and very long period of time, especially a period exagger­ ated for humorous or rhetorical ef­ fect? (4) the crossword grid GENERAL QUIZ FILL-IT-IN Complete by using the given words: Mien Ogee Past Plat Pole Reds Rhea Roar Rope Rose Sail Slit Soon Spas 5 letter words Enter Epics Ethos Myrrh Stump Tense Tigon Tripe 6 letter words Cement Demean 7 letter words Arsenal Decided 9 letter words Attenuate Medicated 10 letter words Elasticity Speechless 1. Name The Actor Who Played PC "Duran Duran"? Reg Hollis In The TV Show "The Bill"? 10. What is the name for a baby 2. What is the colour of the head of frog? the rooster on a box of Kellogg's 11. Carlo Collodi created which Cornflakes? famous children's character? 3. Before Sir Winston Churchill Went 12. How Many Cards Are You Dealt Bald What Colour Was His Hair? In A Game Of Gin Rummy? 4. Josip Broz became famous using 13. Back in the 1890's which football what name? club used to wear pink shirts? (Still 5. What sport is legal in only 16 In Premiership)? American States? 14. Who designed the famous 6. In 1829, Walter Hunt invented Sagrada Familia church in what common item? Barcelona? 7. Who Gave Us The The Big Crossword Answers Story Of The Blues? 8. What was the Traingular trade mainly concerned with? 9. Who Was The Lead Singer Of The Band Answers: 1. Jeff Stewart 2. Green (although the comb is red) 3. Ginger/Red 4. Marshal Tito 5. Greyhound Racing 6. Safety Pin 7. The Mighty Wah 8. Slaves 9. Simon Le Bon 10. Froglet 11. Pinocchio 12. 10 Cards 13. Everton 14. Gaudi 3 letter words Ace Add Age Ape Are Awe Ban Dab Ear Hoe Lad Lot Ned New Nod Pad Pod Sea Tau Tea Tie Wet 4 letter words Cant Case Dais Dart Dean Dues Egad Elan Ewer Here Loco Lots