The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 193 | |
Clues | Answers |
1937 French film, remade as Algiers in the US, which reputedly inspired The Third Man | Pepe Le Moko |
A French boarding school | PENSIONNAT |
A native of, say, Maine, Vermont, or Connecticut | New Englander |
A sailor qualified to captain a merchant vessel | master mariner |
Capital of Burma | RANGOON |
Captain of Europe’s 2006 winning Ryder Cup team | Ian Woosnam |
Children’s TV show whose original intended name was 123 Avenue B | sesame street |
Coach of Scotland’s football team between caretaker managers Billy Stark and Malky Mackay | Gordon Strachan |
Comestible sometimes called forcemeat | STUFFING |
Dresden and Hamburg both stand on this river | ELBE |
Event which, in the US, is called a bachelorette party | hen night |
Fruit tree native to China, where recent research suggests cultivation before 5000BC | PEACH |
Goes potholing as a pastime | SPELUNKS |
Grass whose shiny grains are used as beads | Job's tears |
Hairstylist who repopularised the bob cut in the 1960s | Vidal Sassoon |
Half of the songs on this Blondie album were released as singles | Parallel Lines |
Hideo Kojima video game with an apocalyptic setting, launched in November 2019 | Death Stranding |
Imitation or representation of the real world in art | MIMESIS |
Informally, a kind of radio popular about 50 years ago | TRANNIE |
Italian princely house of which Britain’s Hanoverian monarchs were descendants | ESTE |
Jaguar sports car manufactured 1961-1975 | E-Type |
Lifestyle magazine founded in Paris in 1945, and launched in Britain and the US in 1985 | ELLE |
Literary island partner of Blefuscu | LILLIPUT |
London church sometimes called “Britain’s Valhalla” | Westminster Abbey |
Maori greeting, used as a brand name for fruit juice sold in British cinemas in the 1970s | kia ora |
Metallic element whose name comes from the Latin for a Scandinavian capital | HOLMIUM |
Nancy is the capital of this French department | Meurthe-et-Moselle |
National park with Britain’s only herd of reindeer | CAIRNGORMS |
Newspaper with 'mots croisés du jour' on its website | le monde |
Possibly ironic words of approval or encouragement | way to go |
Singer who played Nellie Melba in Downton Abbey | Kiri Te Kanawa |
Spanish wine punch __ its name means 'bleeding' | SANGRIA |
Stage surname of Edward McGinnis, comedy partner of straight man Cyril Mead | LARGE |
The 'space traveller' in the name of an island in Baffin Bay | METEORITE |
The chorus of a song | REFRAIN |
The first complete month of British Summer Time | APRIL |
The killer whale | ORCA |
The largest island in the Bay of Naples | ISCHIA |
The optician’s machine that makes you blink, used to measure fluid pressure in your eye | TONOMETER |
The ____, a 1951 war novel by Nicholas Monsarrat | cruel sea |
Theory that moral statements reflect feelings and not objective truth | emotivism |
Variety of quartz once believed to prevent inebriation | AMETHYST |
Words shared by catchphrases of Sybil and Manuel in Fawlty Towers | I know |
____ in the wild in Britain may be smooth, palmate or great crested | NEWTS |
____ played Bond’s adversary Le Chiffre in Casino Royale (2006), and Cliff in 18D | Mads Mikkelsen |
____ played Daryl Dixon in the TV series The Walking Dead, and Sam in 18D | Norman Reedus |
____ played the Bionic Woman in the 1970s TV series, and Amelie in 18D | Lindsay Wagner |
____’s albums include Innervisions and Talking Book | Stevie Wonder |
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