Below you will find all the answers for the Mirror Quiz Crossword Answers October 11 2017.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Duke of Vienna in William Shakespeare play Measure for Measure | VINCENTIO |
| Peter —, 1988 Olympic 1,500m gold medallist | RONO |
| 2006 fantasy film starring Christina Ricci and James McAvoy | PENELOPE |
| Ahmadou —, president of Cameroon from 1960-82 | AHIDJO |
| Margaret —, 1973 Australian Open singles tennis championship winner | COURT |
| Former name of Taiwan | FORMOSA |
| Goddess of the dead in Norse mythology | HEL |
| 1968 Derby winner ridden by Lester Piggott | SIRIVOR |
| Sigmund —, Moravia-born psychiatrist who died in London in 1939 | FREUD |
| — acid, colourless substance found in sour milk used in preservative E270 | LACTIC |
| Genus of Asian flowering plants named after Jesuit missionary Georg Joseph Kamel | CAMELLIA |
| Hairstyle in which the hair is shaped into a wide frizzy bush | AFRO |
| The —, 1978 novel by Emma Tennant | BADSISTER |
| 1987 comedy-drama film starring William Hurt, Albert Brooks and Holly Hunter | BROADCAST |
| The —, 1816 novel by Sir Walter Scott whose central character is Jonathan Oldbuck | ANTIQUARY |
| Full point scored in karate or judo | IPPON |
| 2007 biopic starring Sam Riley as singer Ian Curtis | CONTROL |
| Longest river in Africa | NILE |
| 2002 Betty Thomas comedy film starring Eddie Murphy and Owen Wilson | ISPY |
| North Sea fishing port and resort in NE Suffolk | LOWESTOFT |
| Agile terrestrial marsupial of Australia and New Guinea with a long pointed muzzle | BANDICOOT |
| Leroy —, Netherlands and Swansea City midfield footballer | FER |
| Kim —, Labour MP for Pontypridd from 1989-2010; Minister of State at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office from 2005-08 | HOWELLS |
| Peter —, artist whose works include 1962 mixed media piece The Toy Shop | BLAKE |
| New Zealand forest tree of the myrtle family with crimson flowers and hard wood such as the Northern — | RATA |
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