| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 230 |
| Clues | Answers |
| "Everyone leaves" as a stage instruction | exeunt omnes |
| "When you tell people that you are studying maths at uni, they are like, ‘Oh …'. Especially a blonde ____ girl" (Rachel Riley) | ESSEX |
| 1973 Martin Scorsese film starring Harvey Keitel and Robert De Niro | Mean Streets |
| 2013 film comedy about a bogus family including a drug dealer, virgin, stripper, and runaway | We're The Millers |
| 1/x is the ____ of x | RECIPROCAL |
| A southwestern Pacific island was named after this English county | NORFOLK |
| A widow or unmarried woman, or one who trades independently of her husband | feme sole |
| Alternative name for a Tibetan monastery | LAMASERAI |
| American actress, a L'Oréal "spokesmodel" since 1985 | Andie MacDowell |
| Argentinian footballer who died in a plane crash in 2019 | Emiliano Sala |
| Conventional title of Psalm 51 | MISERERE |
| Device attached to film cameras which allows four bursts of illumination | flashcube |
| Dianthus barbatus, a garden pink | sweet william |
| Documents issued to neutral merchant vessels to allow safe passage during wartime | sea letters |
| Edinburgh's port | LEITH |
| Entirely (from Latin) | in toto |
| Final novel in Henry Miller's controversial trilogy The Rosy Crucifixion | NEXUS |
| Former Revolutionary Communist Party member, later a Brexit Party MEP, recently nominated for a peerage | Claire Fox |
| French director whose films included Hiroshima, Mon Amour (1959) and Muriel | Alain Resnais |
| French winner of the World Rally Championship six times, 2013-18 | Sebastien Ogier |
| Greek island whose principal town is Myrina | LEMNOS |
| Historical region associated with the Dracula stories | TRANSYLVANIA |
| In Greek myth, the son of Clytemnestra and Agamemnon | ORESTES |
| In The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, the character named after a car | Ford Prefect |
| Irish city on the banks of the River Nore in Leinster | KILKENNY |
| Italian city, home of the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari | IMOLA |
| London street; the British government or civil service | WHITEHALL |
| Main antagonist of The Merchant of Venice | SHYLOCK |
| Main location of the Jim Carrey comedy film The Mask | Edge City |
| Medical term for lack of strength, rare in British usage | adynamia |
| Noel Gay musical featuring The Lambeth Walk | Me and My Girl |
| One of the front four teeth in each human jaw | INCISOR |
| Particle in a cell which synthesises protein | RIBOSOME |
| Philip ____ wrote The Duke of Milan | MASSINGER |
| Rush mat commonly used as a floor covering in Japan | TATAMI |
| Rust is hydrated ____ | iron oxide |
| Shields bearing coats of arms | escutcheons |
| Someone from Muscat or Salalah | OMANI |
| Tchaikovsky's ballet The Nutcracker was based on a story by this German author | E T A Hoffmann |
| The first UK National Hunt jockey to record 150 wins in one season, in 1988-89 | Peter Scudamore |
| The London Peace Pagoda is in ____ Park | BATTERSEA |
| The navigational head of the Missouri River is at ____, Iowa | Sioux City |
| The role of Camilla Long at the Sunday Times | film critic |
| The Sheik of ____ is a jazz standard, covered by the Beatles in their unsuccessful audition for Decca in 1962 | ARABY |
| To remove a harness or, more generally, set free | UNYOKE |
| Vessel with wing-like structures raising its hull at speed | HYDROFOIL |
| Victor Hugo character rarely seen without her goat, Djali | ESMERALDA |
| ____ onions are often pickled | SILVERSKIN |
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