The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 214 | |
Clues | Answers |
1960s pop singer who appeared in two Carry On films, and guest-starred as the medium Shyanna in a 2019 EastEnders episode | Anita Harris |
A “leaver”, before the 2017 referendum campaign | EUROSCEPTIC |
A provincial governor of ancient Persia | SATRAP |
A skier’s padded trousers, held up by shoulder straps | SALOPETTES |
A ____ window is hinged on one side | casemented |
Actor who starred in the 1960s films A Kind of Loving, Georgy Girl and Women in Love | Alan Bates |
An Evening Standard review calls Michael Frayn’s ____ Off “the funniest farce ever written” | NOISES |
Ancestor | FOREFATHER |
Broadway musical based on an American comic strip | ANNIE |
Camra’s favourite tipple | real ale |
Cheap home used during the post-1945 housing shortage | PREFAB |
Composer Schoenberg, or golfer Palmer | ARNOLD |
Dressing with capers and pickles, usually served with fish | Tartar sauce |
Dynasty character originally played by Joan Collins | ALEXIS |
Edible marine gastropod, also called “ear shell” | ABALONE |
Extract from gall nuts used as a fixative in dyeing | Tannic acid |
Foodstuff, of which beluga is the most expensive kind | CAVIARE |
Fruit covering; an unseen hazard | Banana skin |
Grammatical case for the object of a sentence | ACCUSATIVE |
Great or Little East Anglian river | OUSE |
Hungarian body of water, the largest in central Europe | Lake Balaton |
In heraldry, another name for a St Andrew’s cross | SALTIRE |
Inflammation of nasal air cavities | SINUSITIS |
Its groves are the world of learning | ACADEME |
James Baldwin’s semi-autobiographical novel about John Grimes’s relationship with his family and the church | Go Tell It on the Mountain |
Knighted Czech-born playwright who wrote Jumpers and Travesties | Tom Stoppard |
Larry ____ played Archie Mitchell in EastEnders | LAMB |
Named train service from Paddington to Temple Meads, inaugurated by the Great Western Railway in 1935 | bristolian |
Neck swellings created by enlarged thyroid glands | goitres |
Nelson lost an eye during a siege of this Corsican seaport in 1794 | CALVI |
Novel by PC Wren about the adventures of three English brothers in the French foreign legion | Beau Geste |
Roman province in the southwest of the Iberian peninsula | LUSITANIA |
Russian statesman who introduced the liberalising 28As of glasnost and perestroika | GORBACHEV |
Sweet white from the south of the Bordeaux wine region, sometimes served with 11D | SAUTERNES |
The 1832 ____ Act extended the franchise in Britain, especially in industrial towns | REFORM |
The boastful coward of commedia dell’arte | SCARAMOUCH |
The domed London ____, in Marylebone Road, is now part of the neighbouring Madame Tussauds | PLANETARIUM |
The first of seven temporary facilities with this name was opened at London’s ExCel Centre on April 3 | Nightingale Hospital |
The Moluccas, Florida Keys or Aleutian Islands | ARCHIPELAGO |
The reason for Joseph and Mary’s journey to Jerusalem | CENSUS |
Twelfth and final studio album by the Beatles, which was commercially successful but received mixed reviews | Let It Be |
US actress who starred in the films Of Human Bondage (1934) and Jezebel | Bette Davis |
US novelist, born in Manchester, who wrote The Secret Garden | Frances Hodgson Burnett |
West Indies bowler, first spinner to take 300 Test wickets | Lance Gibbs |
Where the reaction of the loggionisti to a singer’s performance can be infamously critical | la scala |
____ software is old, but hard to replace owing to wide use | LEGACY |
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