| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 338 |
| Clues | Answers |
| "I have be-dimmed / The ____ sun" (Prospero in The Tempest) | NOONTIDE |
| "People would see me and Simon laughing […] and they couldn't understand how we could be like that and still be in this ____ band" (Robert Smith, of the Cure) | angst-ridden |
| "We are able to create a range of climatic conditions in our seven display ____" (Oxford Botanic Gardens website) | GLASSHOUSES |
| "____ has come of age and you have nothing to use but your chains" (Time Out in 1980) | alternative comedy |
| "____ will be going away shortly" — recent poetic statement about changes in Microsoft Outlook | coming soon |
| 1964 romantic comedy, the last of three films starring Rock Hudson and Doris Day | Send Me No Flowers |
| A bird named after its diet | carrion crow |
| A horse race won ____ is close to a dead heat | by a nose |
| A laser pointer's light power output is often up to five ____s | MILLIWATT |
| A papal conclave is possibly the oldest form of ____ still used | ELECTION |
| A phrase created by mishearing, such as "damp squid" or "preying mantis" | EGGCORN |
| A ____ steak is often called "sirloin" in the USA | RUMP |
| Al ____ won four Olympic discus titles, 1956-68 | OERTER |
| Ancient region where cuneiform writing was used | MESOPOTAMIA |
| At official exchange rates, a pound is currently worth about 470 Nigerian ____ | Nairas |
| Community First ____s are local volunteers who may attend an emergency call before paramedics | RESPONDER |
| Done with sincere intentions | in good faith |
| English equivalent of "casus belli" | act of war |
| Flower shown on Austria's two eurocent coin | EDELWEISS |
| Historian who has been called "the rudest man in Britain" | David Starkey |
| In North American informal usage, to stake everything | bet the farm |
| In VAT calculations, ____ tax is deducted from VAT on sold goods or services | INPUT |
| India's ____ Fort is one of this city's two Unesco World Heritage sites | AGRA |
| Informally, a very cheap means of transportation | Shanks's pony |
| Italian cheese similar to Limburger and Pont-l'Évèque | TALEGGIO |
| Maria Gaetana ____ (1718-99) from Milan was the first woman to write a maths textbook | AGNESI |
| Monteverdi's L'____ is the oldest opera regularly performed | ORFEO |
| Mrs Slocombe's assistant in Are You Being Served? | Miss Brahms |
| Nicholas ____ wrote The Cruel Sea in 1951 | MONSARRAT |
| Of text, converted by a system like pinyin | romanised |
| Oh ____ is the unabbreviated name for the first song in the musical Oklahoma! | What a Beautiful Morning |
| Oven-controlling device whose name was superseded by "gas mark" | REGULO |
| Places where sailors keep their stuff on board | ditty boxes |
| Prison reformer once seen on Bank of England £5 notes | Elizabeth Fry |
| Publishing company whose website calls its founders "two dashing young entrepreneurs" | Mills and Boon |
| Secrets of success | X factors |
| Su capital es Sevilla | ANDALUCIA |
| Teletubby who likes to play with an orange rubber ball | laa-laa |
| The city where the Nobel peace prize is awarded | OSLO |
| The ___ was a government owned bookmaker, 1928-2011 | TOTE |
| To record something in writing | note down |
| Verse: poetaster; painting: ____ | DAUBER |
| West Side Story song with the line "Make of our vows one last vow" | One Hand One Heart |
| What ____ is not yet decided | remains to be seen |
| ____'s disastrous adventures were first seen on TV in 1973 | Frank Spencer |
| ____, "the mighty atom", won the European championships 1500m in 1938 and 5000m in 1946, and the (9-mile) English national cross-country title in 1948 | sydney wooderson |
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