| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 295 |
| Clues | Answers |
| “Methought I was ____ of an ass” (Shakespeare's Titania) | ENAMOURED |
| 1987 Percy Aldon film, released in Germany as Out of Rosenheim | Bagdad Cafe |
| A decorative flourish in calligraphy | CURLICUE |
| A fairly cheap Italian restaurant | OSTERIA |
| A horse or rider in a race over hurdles | STEEPLECHASER |
| A piece of equipment: more specifically, a fire engine | APPLIANCE |
| Actress who played “Hot Lips” in MASH on TV | Loretta Swit |
| Alloy of nickel and titanium, which has shape memory | NITINOL |
| Apparatus used to maintain a constant low temperature | Cryostat |
| Author of the 1966 essay collection Against Interpretation | Susan Sontag |
| Britain's smallest falcon | MERLIN |
| Departing from a place or subject | wandering off |
| Description not currently applying to many deciduous trees in Britain | in leaf |
| Forename of Channel 5's newest Egghead, who writes quizzes for The Times | OLAV |
| Former Norwegian prime minister, director-general of the World Health Organisation, 1998-2003 | Gro Harlem Brundtland |
| Founder of the Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster in 1951 | Ian Paisley |
| Greek writer of Parallel Lives | PLUTARCH |
| In 1953, ____ became the third player to win all four golf majors | Ben Hogan |
| In ballet, a leap in which an outstretched leg is struck by the other | CABRIOLE |
| In optics, having threads or wires | FILAR |
| In South Africa, the opposite of verkrampte, especially concerning apartheid | verligte |
| In the UK, a road with a severe penalty for stopping | red route |
| Jocular local name for native of Hobart or Launceston | taswegian |
| Konrad ____ shared a 1973 Nobel prize for his work on animal behaviour | LORENZ |
| Literary assistant who takes dictation or copies manuscript | AMANUENSIS |
| Military expedition advancing to a territory's interior, notably by Xenophon in Asia Minor | ANABASIS |
| Nickname currently on new Alaskan license plates | Last Frontier |
| Pertaining to the killing of a king | REGICIDAL |
| Peter ____ predicted the existence of the boson named after him | HIGGS |
| Powder which can be made from cassava, chestnuts or chickpeas | FLOUR |
| Pyracantha | FIRETHORN |
| Rapper who goes by the name of P Diddy | Sean Combs |
| Rugby union international whose tally of 38 tries for France remains a record | Serge Blanco |
| Shakespeare's play with the tinker Christopher Sly | The Taming of the Shrew |
| Smetana's set of six tone poems, also “My Fatherland” | Ma Vlast |
| Text put on new manhole covers in the Mussolini regime | SPQR |
| The anvil of the ear | INCUS |
| The English equivalent of quatre-vingt-dix | NINETY |
| The opposite of what a martinet would be | LENIENT |
| The puffin, in Scotland | Tammie Norie |
| The satanic nations mentioned in Revelation 20 | Gog and Magog |
| The ____ of most 1990s computer monitors was 4:3 | aspect ratio |
| To appear after a long spell of invisibility | RESURFACE |
| TV presenter duo with surnames McPartlin and Donnelly | Ant and Dec |
| Usually bicoloured confection, made from grated palm fruit and sugar syrup | coconut ice |
| ____ elatior was a popular house plant in late Victorian Britain | ASPIDISTRA |
| ____ had a UK No 1 hit with Crazy in 2006 | Gnarls Barkley |
| ____ painted Women Ironing and L'Absinthe | edgar degas |
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