| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 270 |
| Clues | Answers |
| "Each has his own tree of ____, but at the top of all sits Probably Arboreal" (RL Stevenson) | ANCESTORS |
| "Oh, when shall Britain, conscious of her claim, / Stand ____ of Greek and Roman fame?" (Alexander Pope) | EMULOUS |
| A loggerhead, hawksbill or leatherback | sea turtle |
| A type of pastoral dance, named after an Italian island | SICILIANO |
| A White Friar | CARMELITE |
| Alloy often used to make tableware, up to around 1800 | PEWTER |
| American state in which many Stephen King novels are set | MAINE |
| Anglicised name for a dagger used as part of traditional Highland costume | skean dhu |
| Anglicised spelling of a notable peak south of Dolgellau | Cader Idris |
| Appointed to office but not yet in office | DESIGNATE |
| Architect who designed the layout of Covent Garden's central square | Inigo Jones |
| As an Australian colloquialism, to ____ off means to depart | choof |
| Author of Madame Bovary | Gustave Flaubert |
| County town of Cumbria | CARLISLE |
| Displaying spontaneous playfulness | LUDIC |
| English soldier in Henry V, played by his namesake in a 1989 film adaptation | Michael Williams |
| Former Arsenal and Chelsea footballer who won seven FA Cup winners' medals | Ashley Cole |
| Former test cricketer and captain, knighted in 2019 | Andrew Strauss |
| French city whose distinctive gothic cathedral was built with black lava stone | Clermont-Ferrand |
| Full name of the USS Enterprise's engineer | Montgomery Scott |
| Gordon Kaye's character in 'Allo 'Allo! | Rene Artois |
| Harry "Scud" ____ looks after the fictional Tom Brown when he arrives at Rugby school | EAST |
| In Egyptian mythology, mother of Horus | ISIS |
| In golf, the traditional name for a number two wood | BRASSIE |
| In physics, a particle, often an electron, ejected from matter by ionizing radiation | delta ray |
| In the translated title of a Verdi opera, Manrico is the ____ | TROUBADOUR |
| India's most populous city | MUMBAI |
| Island of the West Indies whose capital is Castries | Saint Lucia |
| Magazine which published its 10,000th issue in 2020 | The Spectator |
| Music genre which began with the likes of Abba and Boney M | eurodisco |
| North Yorkshire town with an art gallery called Mima | MIDDLESBROUGH |
| Order proclaimed by a sovereign or government | EDICT |
| Ornithorhynchus anatinus is commonly called the ____ platypus | duck-billed |
| Preference for local rather than central government | municipalism |
| Relating to leaves (of a particular type) | PAGINAL |
| Role played by Ruth Madoc in the sitcom Hi-de-Hi! | Gladys Pugh |
| Samuel Johnson said this should be sliced, dressed with pepper and vinegar, then thrown out as good for nothing | CUCUMBER |
| Small dog described by the Kennel Club as "Sturdy, abundantly but not excessively coated, with distinctly arrogant carriage and ‘chrysanthemum-like' face" | shih tzu |
| Songwriter who played Jess Robin in The Jazz Singer | Neil Diamond |
| The aristocrat John Bingham was commonly known as ____ | Lord Lucan |
| The Man With the Golden Gun | SCARAMANGA |
| The trepang or "sea slug", a delicacy in oriental cuisine | beche-de-mer |
| The type of muscles forming a six-pack | ABDOMINAL |
| Welsh education and training inspectorate, whose name means "to reach out or stretch" | estyn |
| Word for rubbish which meant "offal" in the 15th century | GARBAGE |
| Works out using logic | DEDUCES |
| ____ by Dickens was subtitled The Parish Boy's Progress | Oliver Twist |
| ____ Peggoty was David Copperfield's childhood sweetheart | EMILY |
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