| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 302 |
| Clues | Answers |
| “Never to be forgotten, that first long secret drink of golden fire” starts a key moment in this autobiographical book | cider with rosie |
| “Numerous are the ____ chairs, but rare are wise and noble teachers” (Einstein) | ACADEMIC |
| A follower of John Wycliffe | LOLLARD |
| A knack for making money easily | Midas touch |
| Actress who gained recognition for her role in And God Created Woman | Brigitte Bardot |
| Adventurer who appeared in 13 H Rider Haggard novels | Allan Quatermain |
| Ballet dancer Wayne Sleep set a world record with an ____-douze on TV in 1973 | ENTRECHAT |
| Big cat, native to the Indian subcontinent | Bengal tiger |
| Boxer who described his sport as “the toughest and loneliest sport in the world” | Frank Bruno |
| Capital of the Philippines | MANILA |
| Chemical used in Operation Ranch Hand during the Vietnam War | agent orange |
| Cold sea-mist of the east coast of England or Scotland | HAAR |
| Creator of the character Bridget Jones | Helen Fielding |
| Either of two Muslim festivals also called Bairam | EID |
| Excavator with buckets pulled by wire cables | DRAGLINE |
| Head of state of Barbados, replacing Queen Elizabeth II on November 30 2021 | Sandra Mason |
| In gardening, heather | ERICA |
| In Roman Catholicism, a saint’s rosary is a second-class ____ | RELIC |
| In Wagner’s Götterdämmerung, two ____s fly overhead just before Siegfried is killed | RAVEN |
| Investors who deliberately go against where the “smart money” supposedly should be | contrarians |
| Japan, in Japan | NIPPON |
| Local name for a European waterway associated with a particular wine | Rio Douro |
| Noel Coward play whose name comes from a song in Twelfth Night | Present Laughter |
| Official country retreat of the US president | Camp David |
| On Mars in April 2021, Ingenuity, a robotic ____, made the first powered controlled extraterrestrial flight by an aircraft | HELICOPTER |
| One 3600th of a degree | SECOND |
| One name for the northernmost town of the United States | BARROW |
| One who forms or joins a usually temporary political alliance | coalitioner |
| Punk band the ____ Column were one of the first acts signed by Tony Wilson’s Factory Records | durutti |
| Required by custom or etiquette | de rigueur |
| Rosalind Franklin made important contributions to the discovery of this molecule’s structure | DNA |
| Rulers, especially hereditary ones | DYNASTS |
| Scientists investigating possible life on other planets | exobiologists |
| Someone or something reducing the severity of a situation | MITIGATOR |
| Surname of the author of Doctor Zhivago | PASTERNAK |
| Sweden’s “equivalent” of Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit | Anders Celsius |
| Technical term for being buried alive | vivisepulture |
| The Latin ____ judice means “before a judge” | coram |
| The Memorial to the Missing in Ypres, Belgium | Menin Gate |
| The New York coffee house in Friends | Central Perk |
| The only Dutch player to be inducted into the English Football Hall of Fame | Dennis Bergkamp |
| The phylum to which humans belong | CHORDATA |
| The ____s of bonnie Doon are one of its fresh and fair features in a Robert Burns song | BRAE |
| Three-way, as in government | TRIPARTITE |
| To drag oneself or an object with difficulty (variant spelling) | SCHLEPP |
| Welsh comedian who was DJ Mike Smash alongside Harry Enfield as Dave Nice | Paul Whitehouse |
| ____ are sometimes mistaken for crocs | GATORS |
| ____ zoster is the technical name for shingles | HERPES |
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