The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 241 | |
Clues | Answers |
"A question I have often asked is, 'What would an ____ political cartoon look like?’" (Salman Rushdie) | INOFFENSIVE |
"Extinct" order of fish, until an Indian Ocean find in 1938 | COELACANTH |
"They blame their tools: why did the carpenter make the bed so badly, if he ____?" (Galen) | was any good |
"____ me, my sweet ____able you" (Ira Gershwin) | EMBRACE |
01-Jan | EVENS |
A design, especially one used as part of a pattern | MOTIF |
A former French title for a clergyman | ABBE |
A photon books in at a hotel. Receptionist: Do you have any luggage? Photon: No, I’m ____ | travelling light |
According to EB White, someone who "knows more about writing than writers do, but who has escaped the terrible desire to write" | EDITOR |
According to its founder, "a school of citizenship through woodcraft" | SCOUTING |
An elevated but static trot in dressage | piaffe |
An ideal now abandoned at the top level of most sports | Amateurism |
An old-fashioned sweet pudding; insincere compliments | FLUMMERY |
Animal with both beaded and bearded varieties | LIZARD |
As ____, Nicholas Breakspear was the only English pope | Adrian IV |
Austrian physicist ____ described one of the best-known effects in science | Christian Doppler |
Bacterium which is spherical or nearly so | Coccus |
Ban (someone) from participation in church sacraments | EXCOMMUNICATE |
BBC Two documentary series, aired 1965-82, about a wide range of people | Man Alive |
Cleaning or purifying process using vapour | FUMIGATION |
Clothing etc, traditionally collected by a bride for marriage | TROUSSEAU |
Daisy Ashford wrote The ____ when she was 5D, and it was mostly unchanged when published 28 years later | Young Visiters |
Distilling apparatus formerly used by alchemists | ALEMBIC |
French post-impressionist, the "father of modern art" | Paul Cezanne |
Hertfordshire town with a Natural History Museum originally created by Lionel Walter (2nd Baron) Rothschild | TRING |
Holiday accommodation which includes self-catering flats | apartotel |
In Michelin guides, a two-star restaurant is worth a ____ | DETOUR |
In Microsoft Word 2019, Gigi, Broadway or Playbill | TYPEFACE |
Informally, a former furniture retailer in London’s Tottenham Court Road | MAPLES |
Modern name of pharaonic Egypt’s southern frontier city | ASWAN |
Of a person, having a large solid body | HEAVYSET |
Original rank of Nyota Uhura in Star Trek | LIEUTENANT |
Part of the full name for Shoreham, but not nearby Hove or Worthing | by-sea |
River feature that could be called an ex-meander | oxbow lake |
Royal Troon’s famous very short hole | postage stamp |
See 24D | NINE |
Shirley ____, who admitted to occasional cigarette-smoking, won Olympic 100m hurdles silver in 1984 | STRONG |
Singapore prison; a Second World War PoW camp nearby | changi |
Source of power introduced by America’s Eveready company in 1907 | AA batteries |
Spreaders of opinion via social media | TWITTERATI |
The new role of Dolly Alderton in our Style supplement | agony aunt |
The Oxford Concise Medical Dictionary says ____ "may work by allowing the body to release its own natural painkillers" | ACUPUNCTURE |
The short form of a fancy word for "smelly" | odiferous |
The storyteller in One Thousand and One Nights | SCHEHERAZADE |
Things which are mysterious, or meant for a tiny audience | ESOTERICA |
This name for an ancient and important area was apparently not used before the 20th century | Fertile Crescent |
To behave badly | act up |
Type of salmon found in the northern Pacific | SOCKEYE |
Until 1986, the name of a rock hall of fame in London’s Exhibition Road | geological Museum |
____ share male ancestry | AGNATES |
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