| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 250 |
| Clues | Answers |
| 1980 Winter Olympics venue in the Adirondacks | Lake Placid |
| A family’s ____ branch is that of a younger son | CADET |
| A sweetened form of oloroso sherry | AMOROSO |
| An upper chamber in a large medieval house | SOLAR |
| Boris Godunov was the best-known role sung by bass opera singer Feodor ____ | CHALIAPIN |
| British rowers won the men’s ____ four at every Olympic games from 2000 to 2016 | COXLESS |
| Capital and second largest city of Nebraska | LINCOLN |
| Clearly showed something, such as an emotion | EVINCED |
| Conor ____ O’Brien won seats as a member of the (Irish) Labour party and the United Kingdom Unionist Party | CRUISE |
| Feel strong hatred | LOATHE |
| Have a discussion __ or the opposite! | CONVERSE |
| His first major poetic work was The Shepheardes Calender | SPENSER |
| In card play, an attempt to take a trick with a possible rather than definite winner, hoping to gain an extra trick | FINESSE |
| In Joseph Heller’s novel, ____-22 is a no-win situation | CATCH |
| Introduced laws once again, after a lapse | REIMPOSED |
| Jenny Eclair, Linda Smith or Miranda Hart | COMEDIENNE |
| Karma ____, Culture Club’s No 1 single from their 1983 album Colour by Numbers | CHAMELEON |
| Location of the St Lawrence Ground, formerly Britain’s only major cricket venue with a tree inside the boundary | CANTERBURY |
| London terminus built by the South Eastern Railway | Cannon Street |
| London tube station with four Northern line platforms | Camden Town |
| Michael ____’s televised travel included a circumnavigation | PALIN |
| Obtained money by scrounging | CADGED |
| Personal magnetism or a divinely bestowed talent | CHARISMA |
| Pithy saying such as Oscar Wilde’s “I can resist everything except temptation” | EPIGRAM |
| Predatory tropical marine fish with slender body and large jaws and teeth | BARRACUDA |
| Principal seaport of Sri Lanka, which Nelson called one of the world’s best natural harbours | trincomalee |
| Relating to the liver | HEPATIC |
| Releases pent-up energy __ like the 26A in the past | Lets off steam |
| Roof turret allowing smoke to escape from a medieval building; a famous museum | LOUVRE |
| Scottish crime-writer whose characters include the detective Karen Pirie and the psychologist Tony Hill | Val McDermid |
| Show absolutely no concern about something | Not give a fig |
| Small parrot of Australia which feeds on nectar and pollen | LORIKEET |
| Something good may fall into one’s ____ | LAP |
| Southernmost peninsula of Skye, home of a branch of Clan MacDonald | sleat |
| Starter very commonly served in Britain in the 1970s | Prawn cocktail |
| Substance produced by an endocrine gland, carried in blood to other organs and modifying their function | HORMONE |
| Surname of the 44th US president | OBAMA |
| Take the easiest way at the expense of high standards | cut corners |
| The Falkirk Wheel lifts ____s by 24 metres | canal boat |
| The film ____ Tourists is a 2009 documentary about Americans seeking enlightenment in India | TANTRIC |
| The foremost Anglican _____ is that of 30A | ARCHBISHOPRIC |
| The golden ____ was an idol made by Aaron in Exodus | CALF |
| The star fruit | CARAMBOLA |
| Titled passenger train from Paddington to Penzance | Cornish Riviera Express |
| To whom Bob Mortimer’s Train Guy talks in YouTube skits | COL |
| Villein who occupied a house and land in return for labour | COTTER |
| Whatever ____ Wants is the best-known song from the 1955 musical Damn Yankees | LOLA |
| Women’s ____, Second World War civilian organisation created to strengthen the agricultural workforce | Land Army |
| ____ components can be used together without alteration | COMPATIBLE |
| ____ tree is another name for false acacia | LOCUST |
| ____’s first published mystery was Last Bus to Woodstock | Colin Dexter |
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