| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 226 |
| Clues | Answers |
| "Come in!" across the 30A | ENTREZ |
| 3D puzzle with 6 colours and 26 visible blocks, a 1980s craze | Rubik's cube |
| Board game played in Europe since Roman times | Nine men's morris |
| Broad cravat tied under the chin; a make of gas water heater popular from the 1930s to the 1950s | ASCOT |
| By crossing it with an acorn, our Gracie's brother Joe created the biggest ____ in the world | ASPIDISTRA |
| Civil parish on the west side of the Lizard peninsula, with a cove including a fishing harbour | MULLION |
| Container holding about five gallons, originally used for storing fuel | JERRYCAN |
| Cube of three | Twenty seven |
| Deep-sea fishing port in Mount's Bay, Cornwall | NEWLYN |
| Enquire about someone, often in regard to their health | ask after |
| From 2014, the name of a UK-published reference book, now in its 152nd edition | Whitaker's |
| Gas mixture, mainly of methane, found in coal mines | FIREDAMP |
| Glass vessel containing liquid for injections | AMPOULE |
| Godfrey ____ was "arguably the best wicket keeper the game has ever seen" according to Wisden | EVANS |
| HMS Tyne and HMS Mersey monitored a Russian attack submarine as it passed through this body of water in July | English Channel |
| How "pretty maids" were arranged in Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary | in a row |
| Ignominious failure | FIASCO |
| In colloquial expressions, an alternative to "bad way" | Sorry state |
| Increasing in strength | intensifying |
| JRR Tolkien's "hole-builder" | HOBBIT |
| Largest island of Thailand | PHUKET |
| Leaves home for a holiday | Goes away |
| Members of the Vatican City's de facto army | Swiss Guards |
| Name given to Joseph Priestley's "dephlogisticated air" by Lavoisier, who first recognised it as an element, in 1777 | OXYGEN |
| Native southwestern US inhabitants, c 200BC-AD1500 | ANASAZI |
| New name for the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, from 1929 | YUGOSLAVIA |
| Part of the body of a saint venerated as holy | RELIC |
| Patrick ____ starred as Johnny Castle in Dirty Dancing | SWAYZE |
| Pinnacle of precipitated calcite on the floor of a cave | STALAGMITE |
| Rhineland city — its cathedral is the world's largest surviving Romanesque church | speyer |
| Russian Marxist killed in Mexico City by Ramon Mercader | TROTSKY |
| Someone keen to keep up with the latest clothing trends | FASHIONISTA |
| Song from Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band | When I'm Sixty-Four |
| Stars of the 1930s films Animal Crackers and Duck Soup | Marx Brothers |
| The art of growing ornamental dwarf trees in pots | BONSAI |
| The Dutch name for café ____ means "incorrect coffee" | au lait |
| The French term for a grocer | EPICIER |
| The longest surname of any tennis player with a career grand slam in singles | NAVRATILOVA |
| The UK's next ____ day is Sunday March 21, 2021 | CENSUS |
| The usual English name for a team which has always played in the top division of Soviet or Ukrainian football | Dynamo Kiev |
| The ____ was the first of Chekhov's four major plays | SEAGULL |
| To charge a US public official with offences committed in office | IMPEACH |
| TV quiz hosted by Hughie Green from 1955 to 1968 | Double Your Money |
| Type of moustache worn by Wyatt Earp, Paul von Hindenburg and Jimmy Edwards | HANDLEBAR |
| Victor's successor! | WHISKEY |
| Village with Spain's oldest bullring, often visited by tourists staying in Costa del Sol resorts | RONDA |
| Welsh reformer who established a cooperative industrial community at New Lanark | Robert Owen |
| ____ played Michelle Fowler in EastEnders before becoming a TV producer and director | Susan Tully |
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