The Times - Specialist - March 4 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers

The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 099 March 4 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers

The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 099
Clues	Answers
1984 film about guerrilla warfare, starring Patrick Swayze	Red Dawn
2-amino-4-methylpentanoic acid, an essential diet protein	LEUCINE
99 of these constituted a 1984 UK hit for Nena	Red Balloons
A hooded coat, of a kind originally used in the Arctic	ANORAK
A requirement demanded as part of an agreement	STIPULATION
A rocky peak	TOR
Actress who won a best actress Oscar for Annie Hall	Diane Keaton
Alan Carr, in the title of his 2009-2016 TV show	Chatty Man
Another name for swede	RUTABAGA
Any cavity in an organ or tissue, often one near the nose	SINUS
Bespectacled Pakistani batsman, the first to score three consecutive ODI centuries	Zaheer Abbas
British Army soldier such as a lance corporal or sergeant	NCO
British name for a quadrilateral with no parallel sides	TRAPEZOID
Capital city of the Nato phonetic alphabet	LIMA
Capital of Kansas	TOPEKA
Chief financial officer of an early Roman Empire province	PROCURATOR
Comedian, the comic foil to her husband George Burns	Gracie Allen
Driver who won the Formula One World Championship in 1988, 1990, and 1991	Ayrton Senna
Forename of Herr Flick in the sitcom ’Allo ’Allo!	OTTO
Formerly Haddingtonshire, area which contains the town of Musselburgh	east lothian
German-born American theologian, author of Systematic Theology	Paul Tillich
German-Jewish family, prominent in European banking since the 18th century	OPPENHEIM
Hawaiian dish made by mashing taro corms	POI
Hazel ____, Labour Party chair before Harriet Harman	BLEARS
Jack Judge music hall song, allegedly written as a five-shilling bet	It's a Long Way to Tipperary
Jacob Marley’s profession in A Christmas Carol	ACCOUNTANT
Lintel of a door or window	TRANSOM
Low upholstered seat, often also serving as a chest	OTTOMAN
Mountain range running from Italy to Albania	Dinaric Alps
Multi-event cycling competition, currently of six events	OMNIUM
Musketeer captain who served under Louis XIV	D'Artagnan
Obstructions in blood vessels	EMBOLI
Of a horse, white with patches of another colour (except black)	SKEWBALD
Oklahoma city, the “Oil Capital of the World”	TULSA
One of two Muppets characters named after New York hotels	WALDORF
Satirical Jacobean comedy by Thomas Middleton	A Chaste Maid in Cheapside
Sect of Judaism portrayed as self-righteous in the New Testament	PHARISEES
Seventh sign of the zodiac	LIBRA
Short jacket worn by men in Spain and women elsewhere	BOLERO
Silly ____ is the legside fielder closest to the bowler	mid-on
Sir Basil Henry ____ supported German rearmament after the Second World War	Liddell Hart
Small craft which ferries items for sale to a moored or anchored ship	BUMBOAT
Spanish first name, ultimately derived from a name for James, son of Zebedee	DIEGO
Spike of tiny flowers on a fleshy stem	SPADIX
Sport which features back pockets and rovers	Australian rules football
The application, by a wind instrument player, of their lips and other parts of the mouth	EMBOUCHURE
The European bison	WISENT
The last gaming console manufactured by Sega	dreamcast
The only planet in the solar system with a density less than that of water	SATURN
The Red Sea is an inlet of this body of water	indian ocean
The world’s most populous landlocked country	ETHIOPIA
The ____, 1974 Broadway musical, later filmed, based on the popular tale of Dorothy	WIZ
Thomas ____ was Archbishop of Canterbury 1533-1555 and edited the Book of Common Prayer	CRANMER
Title of three English sovereigns, reigning 1189-99, 1377-99, and 1483-85	King Richard
To sell a property and buy a more expensive one	trade up
Tour de France winner in 1986, 1989, and 1990	Greg LeMond
Until 1967, the UK body which proposed changes in taxation to government	Committee of Ways and Means
US singer who had a No 2 UK hit in 1991 with Baby Baby	Amy Grant
West Indian criminal gang member	YARDIE
____ Frazer, one-time love interest of Nathan Drake in the Uncharted video games	CHLOE