| clue | DD Answer |
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| This major religion has two main branches, Theravada and Mahayana | |
| 'It's the single most popular cheese in the world!' | |
| Along with cod and plaice, one of the most popular fish used for fish and chips | |
| High German language of Jewish origin | |
| Band that had debut album hits with 'I Wanna Sex You Up', 'Adore Mi Amor' and 'All 4 Love' | |
| Concealed | |
| Name given to a crane fly in the UK, a harvestman in the US and a cellar spider in Australia | |
| Lassie's son | |
| Scoundrel portrayed by Rowan Atkinson in 4 BBC series | |
| Coach/commentator whose name is synonymous with EA Sports' NFL Game | |
| Horse rider's seat | |
| Another name for Junior High School; students are typically aged 11-14 | |
| Number One hit for Manfred Mann | |
| An addition to a document | |
| Something unusual (like Major Tom's space flight) | |
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| It's under a cow, but not a bull | |
| Swirling water created when a current collides with an obstacle, or another current | |
| Marmalade loving bear from children's literature | |
| Generic term for a bowed stringed instrument, typically a violin | |
| Poor, as in workmanship | |
| US newsman Roger or Captain Kirk antagonist Harry | |
| Activity for the Whistler Sliding Centre during the 2010 Olympic Games | |
| Played Lois Lane opposite Christopher Reeve's Superman | |
| Matrimony ceremony | |
| Gorilla enemy of The Flash | |
| Happening or coming unexpectedly | |
| To be overprotective and indulgent, especially to children | |
| Young child, just learning to walk | |
| This East African Capital is where the African Union is based. | |
| You'd think pancakes had enough synonyms with hotcakes and flapjacks, but this is another one | |
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