| Definition | Word |
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| The element with atomic number 30; Used in galvanisation | |
| A type of sign language that horse-racing bookmakers use to communicate | |
| The generic name for the material of which road surfaces are made (a bituminous substance) | |
| An insane person, or someone who has an irrational obsession with something | |
| A collection of miscellaneous items of meaningless or little value | |
| A plant, the syrup of which induces its consumer to vomit excessively | |
| Name of the Newton fame | |
| An astronomical measurement roughly equal to 3.26 light years | |
| Soft-bodied type of animal with an un-segmented body, often with a shell | |
| An algorithm for coding and/or decoding media files on a computer | |
| | Definition | Word |
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| One who is unable to sleep | |
| An annual publication containing astronomical events, nautical events, weather etc. for a given year. | |
| A closed segment of a 2-dimensional curve | |
| A dead-end street with only one entrance/exit - from the french for 'bottom of the bag' | |
| Mayhem and chaos; A state of active disarray | |
| A geometrically flat and circular shape | |
| Dark clothing worn with full academic dress in several universities, most notably Oxford, England | |
| A unit of currency, used by (among others) Switzerland and Liechtenstein | |
| A temporary camp that is less sheltered than traditional tents | |
| One who suffers from total or partial loss of memory | |
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Greek Alphabet 
Commonest English Words 
Begins and Ends with 'D'
