The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 289 | |
Clues | Answers |
"Just ____ at that news and congratulate our forces" (Margaret Thatcher on the recapture of Sough Georgia in 1982) | REJOICE |
"The pathetic ____" is John Ruskin's term for the attribution of human conduct or emotions to non-human things | FALLACY |
Ullo John! Gotta New ____? was Alexei Sayle's 1984 top 20 hit | MOTOR |
1979 UK No 1 Bee Gees song | TRAGEDY |
A medicine thought to be fraudulent | NOSTRUM |
A military canteen or the organisation running it | NAAFI |
A ____ lets a horse tow continuously when a towpath crosses a canal | roving bridge |
American star of 1950s and 1960s sitcoms with a version of her forename in the title | Lucille Ball |
Answer to "Often found in the bottom of bird cages", the last clue in a Two Ronnies sketch about crossword solving | GRIT |
Channel excavated for a railway or canal | CUT |
Circuit used in arithmetic logic units in computers | ADDER |
Coach of 1924 Olympic 100m winner Harold Abrahams | Sam Mussabini |
Composer of six Paris and twelve London symphonies | HAYDN |
Displeasure, or archaically, a shadow | UMBRAGE |
Effect seen during solar eclipses, caused by the rugged topography of the moon's surface | Baily's beads |
Expert on bushcraft and survival, first seen on BBC television in 1994 | Ray Mears |
Freehand representation used in school geography | sketch map |
German name for a late harvest wine, often sweet | AUSLESE |
Glenn Miller's signature tune; a theme in Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl | moonlight serenade |
In A Midsummer Night's Dream, the lover of Hermia | LYSANDER |
In Italy, these might be dipped into coffee | BISCOTTI |
In old style paper sizes, ____ was 20 inches by 25 | ROYAL |
In ship-building, the opposite of "hog" as a way for a hull to be stressed by its position relative to waves | SAG |
In zoology, something ____ lives in tiny spaces | interstitial |
Literary name for grassy ground | GREENSWARD |
London estate on the site of a former fortified gateway | BARBICAN |
Low-budget Ford car, introduced in 1953 | POPULAR |
Maker of sewing equipment; someone annoying | NEEDLER |
Muse clued as "Rhetorical ninth" and described by Beryl Reid as "hardly worth putting in" in her assistance to bowler-hatted Times Crossword solvers in a 1968 sketch | POLYHYMNIA |
Museum whose current building replaced the King's Mews in London's Charing Cross district | national gallery |
New York Yankees player who married Marilyn Monroe | Joe DiMaggio |
Of a voter, to withdraw allegiance to a party | dealign |
One millimetre is ten million ____s | angstrom unit |
Pointer first bred in Germany, with a silvery-grey coat | WEIMARANER |
Portuguese explorer, one of whose ships was the first to circumnavigate the globe | Ferdinand Magellan |
Schubert's ____ sonata was written for this instrument like a bowed guitar | ARPEGGIONE |
Sitcom with Ronnie Corbett as a man living with his parents | SORRY |
Soprano showpiece aria in Bernstein's Candide | Glitter and be Gay |
Substance used to cause or confirm a chemical reaction | REAGENT |
Technical name for your eardrum | TYMPANUM |
The captain of the Pequod in Moby-Dick | AHAB |
The clown makeup style originated by Joseph Grimaldi | whiteface |
To ____ one's chin is to behave very aggressively | lead with |
Torturer of Winston Smith in Nineteen Eighty-Four | O'Brien |
Type of engine which propelled the V-1 flying bomb | pulse jet |
Vehicle used in a winter "sitting down" sport | ski-bob |
Warned of (something, typically unwelcome) | PRESAGED |
____ Hall opened as a Manchester concert venue in 1996 | bridgewater |
____'s husband called her "the world's most famous unknown artist: everybody knows her name, but nobody knows what she does" | yoko ono |
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