Complete Clue List
Across
1. Prince Philip was __ to Princes William and Harry, coll.
5. The Queen celebrated her Gold __ in 2002
9. Extinct flightless bird of New Zealand
10. One of the D-Day invasion beaches
11. In June 1961, US President John and Jacquie __ were guests of honour at Buckingham Palace
12. The late Queen was Colonel in chief of the __ Guards
13. A citizen of Azerbaijan
14. The Queen lay in state for 4 days for public __ in Westminster Hall
17. Volcanic islands north of Sicily, the __ Islands
19. (With 3D) Prince Charles married Lady __ in 1981, last name
21. Commonwealth Island country in the Caribbean, invaded by the US in 1983
24. In the midst of
26. The Queen's speech was part of the Commonwealth's traditional __ Day
28. Wind instrument
29. Latin word for gold
30. Coastal inlet
31. Main jewel in the Royal Sceptre, the Cullinan __ is the largest clear cut gem of its kind
32. A piper __ the bagpipes during the Queen's funeral procession
Down
1. Queen Elizabeth II's grandfather
2. Higher learning institute (poetic); but Elizabeth and Margaret were tutored at home
3. (With 19A) Prince Charles married Lady __ in 1981, first name
4. From guests' accounts, the late Queen was an __ dinner companion
5. In March 1974, the Queen and Prince Philip visited __ in Indonesia
6. In 1961 the Queen visited __ (now Bengaluru) in India
7. Prince Philip declared he was the Queen's "__ man of life and limb" at her Coronation
8. (Greek myth) The resting place of heroes, the __ Fields
15. Sprite, or mischievous child
16. In Scotland, Elizabeth would often walk or drive __ (anonymously)
18. Find the sum of two or more numbers
19. Prince Philip's uncle, Lord Mountbatten was First __ from 1955 to 1959 (3,4)
20. Duke of Gloucester, first cousin to the late Queen, first name
21. Nepalese soldiers form the Brigade of __ in the British Army
22. In 2012, the Queen appointed Prince Charles __ of the Fleet
23. Charles, Prince of Wales __ the mantle of reigning monarch upon the death of the Queen
25. Large city in Japan
27. Language of Eswatini, formerly a British protectorate until independence in 1968