WITHQUIZ The Withington Pub Quiz League ALBERT CLUB QUIZZES Connecting Wall - 30/09/19 - Questions & Answers |
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Date of compilation | Title | Description | Links |
30/09/2019 | Connecting Wall | The answers can be arranged into 5 groups of 4 whereby each answer in a group has a word or part of a word (sometimes in sound, rather than spelling) in common with the other answers in that group. The 5 shared words/part-words belong to an overall theme. | |
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54 gallons of beer; 46 gallons of claret
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South African godfather of Prince William
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Lock, Stock & 2 Smoking Barrels |
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Hogshead |
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Laurens van der Post |
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London Road Fire Station (Old Central fire station in Manchester) |
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Alistair MacLean thriller about Arctic |
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Honegger work depicting a steam locomotive in music |
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Via Crucis |
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Northerly start point for the SW Coastal path |
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Ice Station Zebra |
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Pacific 231 |
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Stations of the Cross |
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Minehead |
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Signal-caller in American football |
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English place name from French ‘beautiful cape |
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Hero of King Solomon’s Mines; big game hunter |
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“…a point is all that you can score…” lyrics |
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Quarterback |
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Beachey Head (from ‘beau chef’ in French) |
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Allan Quartermain |
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Two Tribes Go To War (by Frankie Goes to Hollywood) |
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‘McRoyal’ in non-imperial countries |
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‘Winner takes all’ type of voting |
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BBC sitcom starring Ralf Little & Sheridan Smith |
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Our Mutual Friend teacher; falls for Lizzie |
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Quarterpounder (McDonald’s product) |
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‘First past the post’ |
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2 Pints of Lager & a Packet of Crisps |
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Bradley Headstone |
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Left bank area around Sorbonne |
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News/opinion website started by Arianna etc |
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Postcards from the Edge (starring Meryl Streep & Shirley Maclaine) |
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Latin Quarter |
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Huffpost or Huffington Post |
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PlayStation (logo) |
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Two – Head – Post – Station – Quarter ... are all... ...words that can precede the word ‘master’ to make other words |