The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 254 | |
Clues | Answers |
"A ____ lady there never was seen / Than the blind beggar's daughter of Bethnal Green" (17th-century ballad lyrics) | FAIRER |
:) or :( | EMOTICON |
According to ____'s razor, assumptions should be minimised in explanations | OCCAM |
Actor best known for playing Inspector Clouseau's boss | Herbert Lom |
American city whose local teams won the Super Bowl and World Series in 1979 | PITTSBURGH |
American city whose local teams won the Super Bowl and World Series in 2004 | BOSTON |
And also not | nor yet |
Artist using copper, wax and acid | ETCHER |
Attacked with a bludgeon | COSHED |
Broadway musical based on a comic strip about an orphan | ANNIE |
Celia ____ played Miss Babs in Acorn Antiques | IMRIE |
Colonel ____ was a pompous jingoistic character created by David Low in 1934 | BLIMP |
Defensive playing style in cricket | dead bat |
Edible mollusc with projections on the hinge of its shell | wing oyster |
English football club whose colours were adopted by Juventus in 1903 | notts County |
Environmental factors affecting a crop, especially in wine-making | TERROIR |
Flexible elongated organ possessed by many molluscs | TENTACLE |
Frame on which traitors were dragged to their place of execution | HURDLE |
French region at the western end of the Pyrenees | Pays Basque |
Grant Wood painting of a man with a pitchfork and his daughter | American Gothic |
Has very much … money or hypocrisy, frequently | stinks of |
In a ____, a horse rider stays in the saddle | sitting trot |
In Japanese cuisine, a soy sauce and rice wine glaze | TERIYAKI |
Influential designer of 1940s and 1950s electric guitars | Leo Fender |
Mary I married Philip II of Spain in this cathedral in 1554 | WINCHESTER |
Member of a Turkic ethnic group in central Asia | KAZAKH |
Naked | in the altogether |
Nickname for Napoleon Bonaparte | Little Corporal |
Painter of The Garden of Earthly Delights | Hieronymus Bosch |
Parasitoid insect which is in fact a kind of wasp | ichneumon fly |
Political party led by John Hume, 1979-2001 | SDLP |
Possibly approximate principles, based on practice | rules of thumb |
Regent's Park's ____ Circle surrounds Queen Mary's Gardens and the open-air theatre | INNER |
Rock fragments ejected by a volcano | Tephra |
Sculptor whose Winged Figure is on the south-east corner of John Lewis's Oxford Street branch | Barbara Hepworth |
Shropshire village with remains of a Roman city at the end of Watling Street | WROXETER |
Skippy the ____ was a 1960s TV character | bush kangaroo |
Someone or something you don't want to look at | a sight |
Tedious details | MINUTIAE |
The A38 between Plymouth and Exeter | devon Expressway |
The only one of the USA's original 13 states with no Atlantic coastline | PENNSYLVANIA |
The site of a Saxon royal palace in Berkshire | Old Windsor |
To listen surreptitiously | EARWIG |
Traditional feature of British churchyards | yew trees |
Tree whose wood is more durable if kept wet | ALDER |
Undesired effect of flash photography | red-eye |
Wind instrument technique | tonguing |
Writer of stories set in the fictional town of Malgudi in southern India | R K Narayan |
Yorkshire port, Britain's main source of jet | WHITBY |
____ Xiaoping became China's de facto leader in 1978 | DENG |
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