| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 294 |
| Clues | Answers |
| “Mamma mia, here I go again. / My my, how can I ____ you?” (Abba) | RESIST |
| “Pretentious? ____?” (Fawlty Towers) | MOI |
| “Soy un perdedor, / I’m a ____ baby, so why don’t you kill me?” (Beck) | LOSER |
| “Surprisingly quick at throwing stones, turf and other ____” (Walter Scott) | MISSILES |
| 1980s fashion items originally worn by cheerleaders | ra-ra skirts |
| A short-sighted person suffers from this condition | MYOPIA |
| Actress who played Princess Leia in Star Wars | Carrie Fisher |
| An irrational or extreme fear of confined spaces | CLAUSTROPHOBIA |
| Artist in the Early Netherlandish school, best known for triptychs | Hieronymus Bosch |
| Biblically, a descendant of Jacob | ISRAELITE |
| British rowing club which won the Olympic men’s eight in 1908 and 1912 | LEANDER |
| Central feature of Vietnam’s flag | STAR |
| Comic who wrote Ripping Yarns with Terry Jones | Michael Palin |
| Dr Johnson’s essay series The ____ included Sleep and Robbery of Time | IDLER |
| English football team whose ground is Selhurst Park | crystal palace |
| Fruit produced by hybridisation of mandarin orange and grapefruit trees | TANGELO |
| Heraldic symbol on the St Andrew’s flag, the ensign of the Russian navy | SALTIRE |
| Hong Kong and Macau are on opposite sides of the ____ River estuary | PEARL |
| How Nicolas Sarkozy might write “in the style of” | A la |
| In Greek myth, a fire-breathing monster made of three beasts | CHIMERA |
| Informally, Crambe maritima, a coastal plant sometimes used as a vegetable | sea kale |
| Jazz trumpeter whose nicknames included “Pops” | Louis Armstrong |
| Lomov seeks the hand of Natalia in this Chekhov farce | A Marriage Proposal |
| London Zoo’s Snowdon ____ is being repurposed to house colobus monkeys | AVIARY |
| Marine ____ are only found on the Galapagos islands | IGUANAS |
| Milton poem whose title is “the happy man” in Italian | L'Allegro |
| Musical category into which Blur, Oasis and Pulp fit | BRITPOP |
| Mythically unsuccessful flyer | ICARUS |
| Nationality of Red Cross co-founder Henri Dunant | SWISS |
| New Zealander Richard ____ was the first bowler to take 400 Test wickets | HADLEE |
| Often over two floors, self-contained accommodation with its own entrance situated in a larger house | MAISONETTE |
| Physicist Arpad ____ devised the rating system used in chess | ELO |
| Punches thrown to strike the underneath of the chin | UPPERCUTS |
| Ravi Shankar is the best-known player of this instrument | SITAR |
| Salieri-trained originator of the romantic lied | SCHUBERT |
| Science fiction work linked with Wells and Welles | The War of the Worlds |
| Scientific field in which the Richter scale is used | SEISMOLOGY |
| Soprano Nellie ____ appears on Australia’s 100 dollar note | MELBA |
| Standard-issue rifle of the British army, 1895-1957 | Lee Enfield |
| Term for Edward VIII following December 10, 1936 | abdicant |
| The largest and heaviest of the three fencing swords | EPEE |
| The real surname of the author of Middlemarch | EVANS |
| The ___ Empire was ended by the expedition led by Cortes | AZTEC |
| The ____ (1972) is Pier Paolo Pasolini’s version of some Middle English literature | Canterbury Tales |
| They are used to flex, abduct and rotate the arms | deltoid muscles |
| Use of different methods until success is achieved | trial and error |
| Victorian art critic John ____ wrote Modern Painters | RUSKIN |
| Word that can come after Alice, Colorado and Palm | SPRINGS |
| Word that can come before break, party and garden | TEA |
| Yachtswoman made a Dame at the age of 28 | Ellen MacArthur |
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