| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 286 |
| Clues | Answers |
| "And wine can of their wits the wise beguile, / Make the sage ____, and the serious smile" (Pope, translating Homer) | FROLIC |
| "Politics […] are nothing but corruptions […] for which reason courts are so ____ with politics" (Jonathan Swift) | OVERRUN |
| "We will have ____ and things, and fine array; / And kiss me, Kate; we will be married o' Sunday" (Taming of the Shrew) | RINGS |
| "Young love is ____, but it needs to get around" (Ovid, Ars Amatoria) | ERRANT |
| "____'s sons are brothers in distress; / A brother to relieve, how exquisite the bliss!" (Robert Burns, A Winter Night) | AFFLICTION |
| Tis was the sequel to this 1996 Frank McCourt memoir | Angela's Ashes |
| 1989 No 1 single by the Bangles | Eternal Flame |
| A description of a very disadvantageous situation | lose-lose |
| A lubricating pump | grease gun |
| A polished but not faceted gemstone, usually opaque | CABOCHON |
| A wild ass of central Asia | ONAGER |
| A ____ portrait depicts someone down to the waist | half-length |
| An old technical name for malnutrition | cacotrophy |
| An open tart, or the metal disc which is stamped to produce a coin | FLAN |
| British actress who starred alongside John Krasinski in the horror film A Quiet Place | Emily Blunt |
| Charles ____ was the cartoonist who created Snoopy | SCHULZ |
| Choreographer who directed films including Cabaret (1972) and All That Jazz | Bob Fosse |
| Edmond ____'s 1897 play was the first fictionalisation of the life of Cyrano de Bergerac | ROSTAND |
| Embryonic structure from which the brain and spinal cord develop | neural tube |
| England's third-largest protected landscape | The Cotswolds |
| In 1919, a post-war treaty was signed in the Hall of Mirrors at this former French royal residence | Palace of Versailles |
| In a medieval university, the study of arithmetic, geometry, astronomy, and music for an MA | Quadrivium |
| In American football, this scores six points | TOUCHDOWN |
| In Asia, a single-passenger cart pulled (or now often pedalled) by one person | RICKSHAW |
| In biology, the taxonomic rank between class and family | ORDER |
| In mainly literary use, the eye | ORB |
| Largest animal of the Anura 7D | goliath frog |
| Loading lines on ships are named after this politician | Samuel Plimsoll |
| Of music, using conventional keys and harmony | TONAL |
| One with feelings and attitudes like those of another | soul brother |
| Peak in Rio de Janeiro which features in the James Bond film Moonraker | Sugarloaf Mountain |
| Proprietary drug sometimes taken instead of aspirin | NUROFEN |
| Proprietary name for the stimulant methylphenidate | RITALIN |
| Region which should logically include Somalia | East Africa |
| Road safety campaign featuring David Prowse, who later played Darth Vader, as a superhero figure | Green Cross Code |
| Roman goddess of the hunt and wild animals | DIANA |
| Sark's ____ was its judge, 1675-2013 | SENESCHAL |
| Sheridan's 1779 satirical play about plays | The Critic |
| Short-term government borrowing, mainly using treasury bills | floating debt |
| Slang used by a particular group | ARGOT |
| South coast resort with two funicular cliff railways | HASTINGS |
| Swiss melted cheese dish, often with potatoes and pickles | RACLETTE |
| The capital of this French department is Le Puy-en-Velay | Haute-Loire |
| The official language of Cambodia | KHMER |
| Treatment intended to alleviate menopausal symptoms | HRT |
| ____ played Nero in BBC2's 1976 version of I, Claudius | Christopher Biggins |
| ____ Rock, in the Firth of Forth, has the world's largest single-island colony of northern gannets | BASS |
| ____ was a presenter on ITN News at Ten, 1967-79 | Reginald Bosanquet |
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