| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 221 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| “Now by my maiden honour, yet as pure / As the ____ lily, I protest” (Love’s Labours Lost) | UNSULLIED |
| “The firm, the ____, the simple, and the modest are near to virtue” (Confucius) | ENDURING |
| “The ____ is a bad guesser” (Thomas De Quincey) | PUBLIC |
| A French-based name for one talking pretentious nonsense | blagueur |
| A neuron | nerve cell |
| A short supporting timber; a cask; a pointed tool | PUNCHEON |
| Actor renowned for his role as Spock in Star Trek | Leonard Nimoy |
| An article of food, usually pluralised to mean food generally | VIAND |
| An infatuation, from French for a throat obstruction | ENGOUEMENT |
| Austrian physician noted for his use of hypnosis | Franz Mesmer |
| Author of Out of Africa | Karen Blixen |
| British public transport group active from 1994 to 2002 | railtrack |
| Canadian snooker player beaten in a 1997 world championship semi-final by the eventual champion Ken Doherty | Alain Robidoux |
| Clarified butter often made from buffalo milk | GHEE |
| Co-founder, with Malcolm Sargent, of the London Philharmonic Orchestra | Thomas Beecham |
| Comic actor who said his requirements were “A park, a policeman and a pretty girl” | Charlie Chaplin |
| East Midlands town where production of Carlsberg’s Special Brew started in the 1950s | NORTHAMPTON |
| Food show host and author of How to Eat | Nigella Lawson |
| Former “Bake Off” winner who made the Queen’s 90th birthday cake | Nadiya Hussain |
| In ’Allo ’Allo, the French resistance leader played by Kirsten Cooke | Michelle Dubois |
| In a ____ movement, two separate military forces converge on an enemy | PINCER |
| Island group formerly known as the New Hebrides | VANUATU |
| Lily the Pink was a 1968 hit for the ____ | SCAFFOLD |
| Low hills of sand | DUNES |
| Magnesium sulphate is also known as ____ salts | EPSOM |
| Member of the nightshade family reputed to shriek when uprooted | MANDRAKE |
| MP for Birmingham Ladywood 1983-2010 | Clare Short |
| Musician and producer whose consecutive albums Play and 18 both reached No 1 in the UK charts | MOBY |
| Norway’s prime minister since 2013 | Erna Solberg |
| Of medicine, acting by absorption after application to the skin | ENDERMIC |
| Old term for an attic or garret | sky parlour |
| One of the original Coronation Street characters, played by Pat Phoenix | Elsie Tanner |
| One who fears open spaces | AGORAPHOBE |
| Period of heat in female animals | OESTRUS |
| Pungent material which can be synthetically derived from turpentine | CAMPHOR |
| Stars whose brightness suddenly increases before gradually fading | NOVAE |
| The first English tennis player to reach a Wimbledon semi-final after Roger Taylor in 1973 | Tim Henman |
| The first performance of a play or showing of a film | PREMIERE |
| The fish hawk | OSPREY |
| The Los Angeles ____ have won 16 NBA championships | LAKERS |
| The man who Jesus raised from the dead | LAZARUS |
| The state of being foul or disgusting | REPULSIVENESS |
| Those who sacked Rome in AD455 | VANDALS |
| US actress born Mary Collins | Bo Derek |
| Walking stick made from a dwarf palm’s stem | Penang lawyer |
| What may be indicated by an upside-down flag | DISTRESS |
| ____ depicted Stalinism, more realistically than most Soviet writers, in The Thaw | Ilya Ehrenburg |
| ____ played goth teenager Lydia Deetz in Beetlejuice | Winona Ryder |
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