| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 281 |
| Clues | Answers |
| "I ____ the noble housewife with the time, to entertain it so merrily with a fool" (All's Well That Ends Well) | PLAY |
| "Not the archers. […] Arrows cost money. ____ the Irish. The dead cost nothing." (Edward I, in Braveheart) | use up |
| "The two divinest things this world has got / A lovely woman in a ____ spot!" (Leigh Hunt, The Story of Rimini) | RURAL |
| "Tradition refuses to submit to the small and arrogant ____ of those who merely happen to be walking about" (GK Chesterton) | OLIGARCHY |
| "____ particles are terribly boring, which is one reason why we're so interested in them" (Steven Weinberg) | ELEMENTARY |
| 18th-century French writer of the play Turcaret and the picaresque novel Gil Blas | Alain-Rene Lesage |
| A bird of the rail family | CRAKE |
| A bird similar to a cormorant, but slightly smaller | SHAG |
| A letter of the Greek alphabet which is hardly ever used in mathematical notation | OMICRON |
| A name for a left-wing lifestyle, coined by Tom Wolfe | radical chic |
| A person who works in the "black gold" industry | OILMAN |
| Actor who starred alongside John Travolta in the 1996 film Broken Arrow | Christian Slater |
| American soldier, leader of the Green Mountain Boys, and one of the founders of Vermont | Ethan Allen |
| An American term for a nuclear reactor catastrophe | China syndrome |
| Author of the poetry collections Amores and Tristia | OVID |
| Author of The Well of Loneliness | Radclyffe Hall |
| Bull's Blood of ____ was a Hungarian red wine promoted in the UK in the 1960s and 1970s | EGER |
| Description of a house with single lower and upper main rooms | one-up one-down |
| Descriptive name of Ophiuchus, the constellation between Scorpius and Orion | the Serpent Bearer |
| Early bicycles with front wheel pedals | VELOCIPEDES |
| Film director David ____ created Twin Peaks with Mark Frost | LYNCH |
| Former Shropshire waterway which featured Telford's first cast-iron aqueduct | Shrewsbury Canal |
| Having a number of different hues | VARICOLOURED |
| In a restaurant, the leg and loin of (nearly always) a deer | HAUNCH |
| In David Copperfield, Dickens tells us that Mr Micawber's favourite expression is "in case anything ____" | turned up |
| In psychoanalysis, the impulse associated with sexual instinct | LIBIDO |
| In the 17th century, a broken ____ was a group of musicians playing different instruments | CONSORT |
| Ivan ____ is best known for his work on conditioned reflexes | PAVLOV |
| More difficult to understand | OPAQUER |
| Moved with an up and down rocking motion | SEESAWED |
| New Zealand's most populous city | AUCKLAND |
| Of a law, applied retrospectively | ex post facto |
| Of weather, to improve | clear up |
| Parisian fashion house founded in 1932 | Nina Ricci |
| Referee who sent off three players in the 2007 League Cup final between Chelsea and Arsenal | Howard Webb |
| Russian multiple rocket launcher of the Second World War, named after a patriotic song | katyusha |
| Sega's equivalent to Nintendo's Mario | Sonic the Hedgehog |
| Teammate of Lewis Hamilton since 2017 | Valtteri Bottas |
| That which is tempting but dangerous or illegal | forbidden fruit |
| The 1965 autobiography of Sammy Davis, Jr | Yes I Can |
| The Man of Property is the first of three novels in The ____ | forsyte saga |
| The manner of a disease's development | pathogenesis |
| Topping for some scones | Devonshire cream |
| Travels standing up on urban public transport | strap-hangs |
| Webpages using converted printed marketing material | brochureware |
| Words asking a horse to start or increase pace | giddy-up |
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