| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 237 |
| Clues | Answers |
| "A young man, of a hale ____ figure, and a giant's strength" (describing Hugh in Barnaby Rudge) | ATHLETIC |
| "But we are so blind to our own shortcomings, so ____ to those of others" (Jerome K Jerome) | wide awake |
| "Pax ____" is "peace be with you" in Latin | tecum |
| "The wise, for cure, on ____ depend" (Dryden) | EXERCISE |
| "They did us a ____ meal, […] and then we thought, what do we do tonight?" (Description of VE day in the Outer Hebrides) | slap-up |
| 1965 poetry collection by Sylvia Plath | ARIEL |
| 1996 film in which Gwyneth Paltrow had her first cinematic leading role | EMMA |
| A kind of rock, or the stage name of rapper and actor O'Shea Jackson | ice cube |
| A major blood vessel of the lower back | lumbar artery |
| Alloys with low melting points | fusible metals |
| Almost overflowing | BRIMFUL |
| American artist known as "the painter of the revolution" | John Trumbull |
| An internet discussion group | WEBINAR |
| Australian Test cricketer who said of Sri Lanka's Arjuna Ranatunga "I don't like him and I'm not in a club of one" | Shane Warne |
| Breathing tube inserted into the windpipe after tracheotomy | CANNULA |
| Children's author who created the Mog picture books | Judith Kerr |
| Environment which promotes something (usually) unfavourable | SEEDBED |
| Former Play School presenter who entered the House of Lords in 2010 | Floella Benjamin |
| French oil and gas company founded in 1924 | TOTAL |
| Having the shape of a quadrilateral with two parallel sides | trapeziform |
| Household device that may be called a zapper | remote control |
| Identity item which, reversed, may be someone in control of access | name tag |
| In a manner which creates allure | ENTICINGLY |
| Joshua ____ founded the NDP and ZAPU parties which were banned in what was then Rhodesia | NKOMO |
| Lord ____ and William Ramsay received Nobel prizes in 1904 for the discovery of argon | RAYLEIGH |
| Member of a violent criminal gang | MOBSTER |
| Mount ____ is another name for K2 | Godwin Austen |
| On a weather map, a line with semicircles and triangles | occluded front |
| One who enjoys fine food and drink | EPICUREAN |
| One who loves another intensely | ADORER |
| Pertaining to beekeeping | apicultural |
| Portia's maid in The Merchant of Venice | NERISSA |
| Power supply in the hands of the French? | MAINS |
| Proposed name for what became the research vessel RSS Sir David Attenborough | Boaty McBoatface |
| Psychologist who coined the term "lateral thinking" | Edward De Bono |
| Question often asked of someone in an inordinate hurry | where's the fire |
| Reduction of staff achieved by not replacing those who leave | natural wastage |
| Sliding control often found on a mixing desk | FADER |
| Song books with at least 150 numbers | PSALTERS |
| South Park character often seen with a paper bag over his head | Ugly Bob |
| The "snapper-up of unconsidered trifles" in The Winter's Tale | AUTOLYCUS |
| The first subject of a TV show presented by Ralph Edwards in 1955, and its presenter thereafter until his death in 1987 | Eamonn Andrews |
| The four parameters often describing a sound in electronic music are attack, decay, ____, and release | SUSTAIN |
| The usual form of golf in professional play, scored by shots taken rather than holes won | stroke play |
| Trademark name for a widescreen cinema format | IMAX |
| US journalist who exclaimed "He's been shot. Lee Oswald has been shot" in 1963 | Tom Pettit |
| Victorian polymath who invented the word "eugenics" | Francis Galton |
| ____ became US President after the assassination of John F Kennedy | Lyndon B Johnson |
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