The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 282 | |
Clues | Answers |
"The mind can be permanently profaned by the habit of attending to ____ things" (Thoreau) | TRIVIAL |
1980s decathlon world record holder Jurgen ____ never beat Daley Thompson in a major championship | HINGSEN |
1984 gold medal winner matching Jesse Owens in 1936 | Carl Lewis |
2016 and 2020 Olympics Pommel horse gold medallist | Max Whitlock |
2020 Olympic event in which two British gold medallists both rode the same horse | modern pentathlon |
A big increase in a particular view among a population | GROUNDSWELL |
A car used for short, usually urban, trips | RUNABOUT |
A fabric-covered elastic hair tie | SCRUNCHIE |
A person in charge of a trained dog | HANDLER |
A seemingly ideal place for altitude training | TIBET |
A verbal scolding | ear-bashing |
A ____ offers tourists a safe version of cowboy life | dude ranch |
According to Oscar Wilde, one knowing the price of everything and the value of nothing | CYNIC |
Alexandre ____ wrote The Count of Monte Cristo | DUMAS |
Alphabetic character, the epitome of smallness | IOTA |
An issue for proofreaders to worry about | HYPHENATION |
Ben ____ won Finn class Olympic gold thrice before 17A | ainslie |
Biblical patriarch who lived on Earth for 365 years | ENOCH |
Britain's most decorated Olympian, a cyclist who won 2016 and 2020 Keirin gold medals | Jason Kenny |
British sailor who won the Finn class at the 2016 and 2020 Olympics | Giles Scott |
Catchphrase of Alf Garnett | it stands to reason |
Conductor contacting a non-metallic part of a circuit | ELECTRODE |
Democratic Unionist Party leader, 1971-2008 | Ian Paisley |
Editor of the BBC's Monitor arts programme, 1958-62 | Huw Wheldon |
Former American football star convicted of armed robbery in 2008 | O J Simpson |
Former general, Israel's prime minister from 2001 to 2006 | Ariel Sharon |
Funder of local government in England before 1990 | RATEPAYER |
Hi-fi unit with (eg) CD and cassette players and a radio | music centre |
Hindu goddess of wealth and beauty | LAKSHMI |
I Wanna Be ____ was the first track on the 1989 Stone Roses debut album | ADORED |
In one of two spellings, an old name for a blackbird, still used in names of other birds | OUSEL |
In organic chemistry, a methyl group is the smallest possible ____ group | ALKYL |
Jim ____ won 100m Olympic gold in 1968, with the first official time under 10 seconds | HINES |
Josh ____'s Tokyo bronze was Britain's first medal in the men's 1500m since Peter Elliott's silver in 1988 | KERR |
Leonhard ____ gave i and e their mathematical meanings | EULER |
Marine creature with a body full of pores and channels | SPONGE |
North American informal alternative to "surrender" | cry uncle |
Not in the know | UNINITIATED |
Olympic fencing event in which Italians won individual gold from 1932 to 1960 | EPEE |
Part of an archery target's central 10 ring | INNER |
President of Egypt from 1970 until his 1981 assassination | Anwar Sadat |
Roman statesman and general who defeated Antony and Cleopatra's forces at the battle of Actium | AGRIPPA |
Scenic part of County Galway, where Irish is widely spoken | CONNEMARA |
Testification location | witness box |
The International Day of ____s takes place on the anniversary of the foundation of the UN | DIPLOMAT |
To ____ a male chicken is to castrate it | caponise |
Type of card pack first documented in 15th-century Italy | TAROT |
Using theoretical deduction rather than observation | a priori |
William Cobbett's book about the English countryside | Rural Rides |
Wordless improvised singing | ECRU |
____ won 2016 and 2020 Olympic 100m breaststroke gold | Adam Peaty |
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