The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 330 | |
Clues | Answers |
"Authority intoxicates, / And makes mere sots of magistrates; / The ____ of it invade the brain" (Samuel Butler) | FUMES |
"Idle hands are the Devil's ____" (English proverb) | playthings |
1982 film in which Dustin Hoffman's character uses deception to secure a soap opera role | TOOTSIE |
1991 film starring Michael J Fox as aspiring surgeon Benjamin Stone | Doc Hollywood |
2001 action film starring Steven Seagal and rapper DMX | Exit Wounds |
A common name for various notably prickly shrubs | Christ's thorn |
A judge's review of evidence given to the jury | summing-up |
A Lancashire ____ is traditionally served with pickled red cabbage | HOTPOT |
A rowdy reveller | CAROUSER |
Ancient Greece's "father of geometry" | EUCLID |
Ben ____ was the main writer of the 1920s and 1930s Aldwych farces | TRAVERS |
Decoration of furniture with veneers, mainly of wood | MARQUETRY |
Footballer who co-hosted Match of the Day, 1992-2014 | Alan Hansen |
Game show first seen on British TV sets in 1951 | What's My Line |
Garden game involving at least a dozen shots per player | clock golf |
German romanesque churches often have ____ at both ends of the nave | APSES |
Hamlet character with a name previously used in The Odyssey | LAERTES |
In 2018, British cyclist ____ became the third rider, after Eddy Mercx and Bernard Hinault, to hold all three Grand Tour titles simultaneously | Chris Froome |
In America, a luxury car noted for handling rather than comfort | sports sedan |
In social insects, a distinct form like queen or worker | CASTE |
Informally, anaesthetised | UNDER |
Irish poet who wrote the lyrics for The Last Rose of Summer and The Minstrel Boy | Thomas Moore |
Joe ____'s plays include Loot and Entertaining Mr Sloane | ORTON |
Leading Shakespeare actress in late 19th-century Britain | Ellen Terry |
Lionel Messi made his professional debut for FC ____ | PORTO |
Main protagonist of children's books by Tove Jansson | moomintroll |
Measurement taken from crotch to ankle | inside leg |
Not suitable | UNAPT |
Old-fashioned or conservative behaviour | FOGYISM |
One of two names for a tissue transplant from an unrelated member of the same species | homograft |
Piglet: Do you think it's a-a-a Woozle? Pooh: It may be. ____ it is, and ____ it isn't | SOMETIMES |
Plant recommended by Culpeper to cure dimness of sight | EYEBRIGHT |
Prolific actor whose sole Oscar was for his role as Nick Chevotarevich in The Deer Hunter | Christopher Walken |
Purple ____ was once thought to improve dairy cow yields | milk vetch |
River which empties into the Arabian Sea near Karachi | INDUS |
Rodney's girlfriend, later wife, in Only Fools and Horses | CASSANDRA |
Russian novelist Ivan ____ created the character Oblomov, a personification of procrastination and idleness | goncharov |
Singer who recorded I Know Him So Well (from Chess) with Barbara Dickson | Elaine Paige |
Small bird, widespread in much of Europe, and found in ancient pinewoods in northern Scotland | crested tit |
Someone who ____ does not play safe | runs risks |
Someone who ____ made a rather dishonest attempt to get something or impress someone | tried it on |
Spaghetti Junction lies in this suburb of Birmingham | erdington |
Surrey town named from Old English for "river-source" | EWELL |
The 2013 ____ Dealers Act made it illegal to pay cash for ____ | scrap metal |
The capital of Brazil, 1763-1960 | Rio de Janeiro |
The first name of the singer-songwriter known as Duffy | AIMEE |
The Mysterious ___ at Styles was Agatha Christie's first book | AFFAIR |
The world's largest bird of prey | Andean condor |
To make a security no longer tradeable at a stock exchange | DELIST |
Troublesome friends may be "emotionally ____" | DRAINING |
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