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The Telegraph - General Knowledge Oct 05 2014

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-- Nash, 1902-71, US humorous poet OGDEN
Aeroplane powered by type of internal-combustion engine TURBOJET
Aggressive Christian preaching BIBLETHUMPING
Aircraft that can travel faster than the speed of sound SUPERJET
Character at the Mad Hatter's tea party DORMOUSE
Characteristic of a festive occasion CARNIVALESQUE
Containing a very heavy metal Iridic
Deprive of strength or resolution UNNERVE
Fibrous crescent-shaped cartilage in a joint MENISCUS
Fish-tailed horse-like mythical sea monster HIPPOCAMPUS
Flower of Delphinium genus LARKSPUR
Former government-funded training establishment SKILLCENTRE
Half-a-dozen cans of beer fastened together SIXPACK
Hat worn by infantry soldiers FORAGECAP
Having no dye applied UNSTAINED
Last match in a knockout competition CUPFINAL
Mind one's -- -- --, be watchfully accurate PSANDQS
Mountain-dwelling sheep of North America and Siberia BIGHORN
Native American now living in the Dakotas, Minnesota and Montana SIOUX
Old World lizard allied to the iguana AGAMA
Person learned in the ancient holy books of the Hindus VEDIST
Person who resists authority REBEL
Pharisee, member of the Sanhedrin, who helped prepare Jesus's body for the tomb NICODEMUS
Plants of the buttercup genus RANUNCULI
Son of Abraham in the Old Testament ISAAC
Tall coniferous evergreen tree CEDAR
Usually flat-topped flower cluster CORYMB
Word from French meaning cast down or dejected ABATTU
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