| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 240 |
| Clues | Answers |
| "Great drama [...] must have dimension and its ____ will take care of itself" (Robertson Davies) | RELEVANCE |
| "Nothing sedates rationality like large ____ of effortless money" (Warren Buffett) | DOSES |
| 100 pfennig in the DDR | OSTMARK |
| A boisterous laugh | GUFFAW |
| A designer of haute couture | FASHIONISTA |
| A Eucharistic offering to God | OBLATION |
| A golfer will usually use this to escape from a bunker | sand wedge |
| A house in Italy or Spain | CASA |
| A Shia religious leader | AYATOLLAH |
| Accessory worn between the elbow and shoulder | ARMLET |
| African country formerly called Nyasaland | MALAWI |
| America's "Beaver State" | OREGON |
| An American illusionist; a Charles Dickens novel | David Copperfield |
| An enemy aircraft, in Second World War RAF lingo | BANDIT |
| Arguments thrown back at an opponent | antistrophons |
| Author of over 100 suspense/horror novels, his breakthrough being Whispers in 1980 | Dean Koontz |
| Become enclosed in an abnormal bodily sac | ENCYST |
| Beer, to an Australian | SHERBET |
| Blois is the prefecture of this French department, named after two rivers which cross it | Loir-et-Cher |
| Celestial body, from a Greek word meaning "wanderer" | PLANET |
| DJ and TV presenter who wrote Pies and Prejudice: In search of the North | Stuart Maconie |
| Field glasses | BINOCULARS |
| Fiercely determined | TIGERISH |
| First female tennis player to become world No 1 while representing the Czech Republic, in 2017 | Karolina Pliskova |
| Form of Buddhism practised in Myanmar and Thailand | THERAVADA |
| Former county named after its main river | AVON |
| Former England manager popularly known as El Tel | Terry Venables |
| German for "sound", used by some music theorists as a name for a "chord of nature" | KLANG |
| Having a pH lower than 7 | ACIDIC |
| Iconic video game character created by Sega in 1991 | Sonic the Hedgehog |
| Inflammation of glands, especially lymph nodes | ADENITIS |
| Narrator and central character of Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson | David Balfour |
| One of two cells which combine to form a zygote | GAMETE |
| Part of this West Indies island is 11km from the coast of Venezuela | TRINIDAD |
| Penultimate track of the Freddie Mercury and Montserrat Caballé album Barcelona, with John Deacon on bass guitar | How Can I Go On |
| Star Trek: Voyager character portrayed by Garrett Wang | Harry Kim |
| The historic maritime entrance to the Tower of London | Traitor's Gate |
| The novels by ____were mostly set in her native South Tyneside | Catherine Cookson |
| The UK's biggest selling single of 1971 | My Sweet Lord |
| The youngest winner (at age 29) of a best actor Oscar, for his role in The Pianist | Adrien Brody |
| The ____ peninsula is the southernmost part of Greece's mainland | peloponnesian |
| The ____ recalls Bonnie Prince Charlie's flight after the Battle of Culloden | Skye Boat Song |
| Three-syllable phrase abbreviated in nine syllables | world wide web |
| US electrical retailer which traded as Tandy in the UK | RADIOSHACK |
| Village in Tolkien's Middle-Earth, the only place where hobbits and men lived side by side | BREE |
| Welsh valleys | CWMS |
| When listed, usually the first of Santa Claus's reindeer | DASHER |
| ____ was originally called Byzantium | ISTANBUL |
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