The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 112 | |
Clues | Answers |
'One a penny, two a penny' pastry in a nursery rhyme | Hot cross bun |
A nickname of the state of Virginia | Old Dominion |
A possible home for a billionaire | Tax haven |
A possibly easier alternative to the original version of a musical passage | OSSIA |
A triangle with angles of 60 degrees is ____ | EQUILATERAL |
About six miles northwest of Ullapool, these include Tanera Mor and Tanera Beg | Summer Isles |
British order of knighthood founded by Queen Victoria in 1861, but obsolescent since 1948 | Star of India |
Broadway or the West End, eg | theatreland |
Cask-conditioned beers | Real ales |
Cats with a long body and a short brown coat with black or dark brown markings | ABYSSINIANS |
Chancellor of the exchequer from 1983 to 1989 | Nigel Lawson |
City on the Rhine; its gothic cathedral was the tallest building in the world, 1880-4 | COLOGNE |
Dark and gloomy, like a river in Hades | STYGIAN |
Football stadium or cricket ground in Manchester | Old Trafford |
Former mining town in the Somerset coalfield | Midsomer Norton |
German composer whose first symphony took him 21 years to write | BRAHMS |
Glenda ____, actress and former Labour MP | JACKSON |
Housing for a ship's compass | BINNACLE |
In Il Trovatore, ____ is courted by the Count di Luna, but in love with Manrico | LEONORA |
Italy’s most-visited art gallery, in Florence | UFFIZI |
Items to be crossed out | DELENDA |
Jean Simmons plays the title role in this 1954 historical movie, with Marlon Brando as Napoleon | DESIREE |
Large bird of prey with yellow-tipped head feathers | golden eagle |
Large black and tan rough-haired terrier | AIREDALE |
Linen-weaver who adopts Eppie in a George Eliot novel | Silas Marner |
Marcel Duchamp’s Fountain is a well-known example of this art form | objet trouve |
Marshland plant used as a vegetable since antiquity | CELERY |
Martin Freeman played ____ Baggins in The Hobbit films | BILBO |
Max Beerbohm novel, featuring mass drowning in Oxford's Eights Week | Zuleika Dobson |
Member of a religion regarding Haile Selassie as a manifestation of God | RASTAFARIAN |
Move them to change aims to ensure the result you want | GOALPOSTS |
Nickname for British commandos or US special forces | Green Berets |
Outstanding, like famous entertainers | STELLAR |
Peat moss | SPHAGNUM |
People given to indulgence in pleasure and luxury | Lotus-eaters |
Presteigne was the county town of this former Welsh county | RADNORSHIRE |
Privates ____, 1977 farce (later filmed) about camp song and dance shows in late 1940s Singapore | On Parade |
Rachel ____, Countdown's 'numbers girl' | RILEY |
Rouen’s département | Seine-Maritime |
Saxony's capital, on the Elbe | DRESDEN |
States which are weaker than they seem | Paper tigers |
Successor to Harold Macmillan as prime minister | Alec Douglas-Home |
The city where John of Gaunt was born | GHENT |
The first Bond film to star Pierce Brosnan | GOLDENEYE |
The hod carrier who dies in James Joyce's final novel | FINNEGAN |
The main London residence of the monarch, from 1698 to 1837 | St James's Palace |
The strait of ____, location of Charybdis in The Odyssey | MESSINA |
The ____ stone provided the key to the deciphering of ancient Egyptian texts | ROSETTA |
This fish is salted and smoked to produce a bloater | HERRING |
This may be plain, keema, or peshwari | NAAN |
Title bestowed on Meghan Markle on her wedding day | Duchess of Sussex |
Type of cormorant which is not seen on inland water | SHAG |
US TV western series whose title sequence included a burning map | BONANZA |
Vanessa Redgrave starred in this 1968 film about a pioneer of modern dance | ISADORA |
West African country or the river that forms its boundary with Mauritania | SENEGAL |
Worldwide crime-fighting organisation | INTERPOL |
____ Dawg, US cartoon series with catchphrases 'Just a cotton-picking moment' and 'Dagnabbit Muskie' | DEPUTY |
____; or, The Lass that Loved a Sailor | HMS Pinafore |
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