| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 246 |
| Clues | Answers |
| "A scholar knows no ____" (Jean Paul Richter) | ENNUI |
| "The King of Rock 'n' Roll" was also called ____ | Elvis The Pelvis |
| "The law which attempts a man's life is ____, unjust, inadmissible" (Marquis de Sade, on capital punishment) | IMPRACTICAL |
| "The most magical saggy old cloth cat in the whole wide world" | BAGPUSS |
| "____ on its stomach" means workers can only function effectively if well fed | an army marches |
| 1960s sitcom starring James Bolam and Rodney Bewes | The Likely Lads |
| 1A takes place on ____ | The Feast of Stephen |
| A Christmas carol | Good King Wenceslas |
| A churchyard or burial ground | God's acre |
| A daughter of a sibling | NIECE |
| A male friend, to a French speaker | AMI |
| A seasonal name for Schlumbergera x buckleyi | Christmas cactus |
| Acronym sometimes seen on a love letter envelope | swalk |
| Activity of the poor man encountered in the first verse of 1A | gathering winter fuel |
| Actress who starred as Laurie Strode in the Halloween films | Jamie Lee Curtis |
| American actress who voices Bart Simpson | Nancy Cartwright |
| An important source of nutrition for large whales | KRILL |
| Another name for the mackerel shark | PORBEAGLE |
| Archbishop of Canterbury whose 1982 Christmas sermon criticised planning for the "lunatic unthinkable" of nuclear war | Robert Runcie |
| Broadcaster who created That Was The Week That Was | Ned Sherrin |
| Columbus is the capital of this US State | OHIO |
| Creator of the soap opera Crossroads | Reg Watson |
| December 21st, this year, in the northern hemisphere | MIDWINTER |
| Decoration often seen on top of a Christmas tree | ANGEL |
| Dissemination of political doctrine, typically through the arts | AGITPROP |
| Foo Fighters single of 2005, follow-up to Best of You | DOA |
| For two years, Walt Whitman edited The ____, once the USA's most popular afternoon newspaper | Brooklyn Eagle |
| Former Indian coin, one sixteenth of a rupee | ANNA |
| Historically, ____ and terminer was a type of court hearing | OYER |
| Home secretary 2016-2018 | Amber Rudd |
| In computing, a backup of old files or versions | ARCHIVE |
| In some traditions, a piece of this is taken outside on New Year's Eve | COAL |
| In the English version of this game, the total value of tiles is 187 | SCRABBLE |
| ITV sitcom which reprised a lead character in Man About the House | Robin's Nest |
| Japan's third most common surname after Sato and Suzuki | takahashi |
| Last word in the title of seven annual Christmas TV shows featuring the comedian Charlie Brooker | WIPE |
| Lyric comedy by Richard Strauss, his final opera with a libretto by Hugo von Hofmannsthal | ARABELLA |
| Many Hawaiians recently ate at a Christmas ____ | LUAU |
| Medicine to relieve a blocked nose | DECONGESTANT |
| Musical instruction indicating the end of a pizzicato passage | ARCO |
| Pixar's second film, following Toy Story | A Bug's Life |
| Playing card whose symbol is a trefoil | CLUB |
| River which flows through Kyiv towards the Black Sea | DNIEPER |
| Roman goddess equated with the Greek goddess Artemis | DIANA |
| Small anchor used for warping or hauling off | KEDGE |
| Sri Lankan national cricket captain noted for his unusual bowling style | Lasith Malinga |
| The alcoholic ingredient of a snowball cocktail | ADVOCAAT |
| The composer of Hungarian Rhapsodies and Mephisto Waltzes | LISZT |
| The drummer of Dr Teeth and The Electric Mayhem | ANIMAL |
| The first in an alphabetical list of Denmark's cities | aalborg |
| The pizza preference of 1A, according to an old joke | deep pan crisp and even |
| The symbol ~ | TILDE |
| The taking-on of something | ADOPTION |
| The ____, a Dostoevsky novel published serially in 1868-69 | IDIOT |
| Those left behind by some Christmas trees | NEEDLES |
| Unsolicited social welfare assistance, usually from non-governmental bodies | OUTREACH |
| Water flowing into Botswana's ____ Delta does not reach the sea, but evaporates | OKAVANGO |
| Wooden or metal pin which keeps pieces of meat together during cooking | SKEWER |
| ____ played Captain Janeway in Star Trek: Voyager | Kate Mulgrew |
| ____ Works was Josiah Wedgwood's name for his factory opened in 1769 in Stoke-on-Trent | ETRURIA |
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