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| ARGYLE | What is the name of the fabric pattern with a repeating diamond or lozenge shape? | |
| MAKEDO | Manage with what is available | |
| DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID | What is the full name for DNA? | |
| ENAMOUR | Inspire with love when our name is changed | |
| KENNETH SEAN “KEN” CARSON | What is the full name of Barbie’s boyfriend, Ken? | |
| RED KANGAROO 8190 | What is the common name of science’s Macropus rufus? | |
| DENT | What sort of impression is Sid leaving dissident with? | |
| PEAR | Pyrus is the botanical name for what genus of tree? | |
| TONI WATSON | What is Dance Monkey singer Tones and I’s real name? | |
| FRANKINCENSE | What is another name for the resin olibanum, used in incense? | |
| ARIA CHARTS | What is the name of the official music sales charts in Australia? | |
| ROYAL AUSTRALIAN MINT | What is the name of Australia’s national mint responsible for circulating coinage? | |
| GOLIATH | What is the name of the largest frog species in the world? | |
| GONE WITH THE WIND | What novel ends with the line “After all, tomorrow is another day”? | |
| VIA FRANCIGENA | What is the name of the pilgrimage route that linked England and Rome? | |
| HOGWARTS | What is the name of the wizarding school in the Harry Potter series? | |
| CORNICIONE | What is the technical name for the edge or rim of a pizza? | |
| ALFRED NOBEL | What is the name of Swedish chemist who established the Nobel Prizes in 1895? | |
| OMNIVORES | What is the name given to animals that regularly eat both plant and other animals? | |
| SWEDE | What name is used in Australia for the vegetable known to Americans as a rutabaga? | |
| ACCORDINGTOHOYLE | What expression meaning “with strict adherence to a set of rules” comes from the name of an 18th-century author of a book on card games? | |
| TEETH GRINDING | What is bruxism? | |
| FLORAL | Associated with flowers | |
| DEBT | What is owed | |
| INPUT | What is inserted | |
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