| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 340 |
| Clues | Answers |
| "Leaning over me, he was trying to explain ___" (Abba, When I Kissed the Teacher) | the laws of geometry |
| 1765 tax legislation affecting British colonies in America | Stamp Act |
| 2002 sci-fi horror film directed by M Night Shyamalan | SIGNS |
| A large variety of cooking apple, named after a royal | Lane's Prince Albert |
| A rain cloud | NIMBUS |
| A single-pointed tooth | unicuspid |
| Actor who played Chief Martin Brody in Jaws and Jaws 2 | Roy Scheider |
| Art historian Roy ____ became the youngest director of London's V&A museum in 1973 | STRONG |
| Banks of marine fog which move inland | sea frets |
| BBC sitcom set in Balby, South Yorkshire | Open All Hours |
| Capital of Brazil's state of Rondonia, on the River Madeira, also a possible name for a (different) vintage wine | Porto Velho |
| Colloquially, that which has a local-part, @, and a domain | ADDY |
| Constriction of a bodily passage | STENOSIS |
| Dancing star in the 1976 Morecambe and Wise Christmas Show | Angela Rippon |
| Early in the 1988 Olympic 5000m final, Kenyan John ____ broke away with a 2:01 800m spell and was never overtaken | ngugi |
| First Test cricketer to reach 200 wickets and 2000 runs | Richie Benaud |
| First woman to fly solo from Britain to Australia, in 1930 | Amy Johnson |
| Flogs or thrashes | LARRUPS |
| Formal leave of absence | EXEAT |
| Former name for the city which became Bratislava in 1919 | pressburg |
| In a bridge hand, a holding of two cards in the same suit | DOUBLETON |
| Latin name for both the Virgin Mary and the star Polaris as a guide for sailors | Stella Maris |
| Lyricist for the 1958 musical film Gigi | Alan Jay Lerner |
| Main antagonist in the film Blade Runner | Roy Batty |
| Max ____, AI character played by Matt Frewer | HEADROOM |
| MP who described David Cameron and George Osborne as "two arrogant posh boys" | Nadine Dorries |
| Old name for the three days before Lent | SHROVETIDE |
| Patriarch with 969-year life span, the longest in the Bible | METHUSELAH |
| Privately-owned body administering UK School exams | EDEXCEL |
| Product exploiting a related work in another medium | tie-in |
| Rosalind is the protagonist of this Shakespeare play | as you like it |
| Section of society most influenced by commercials | ADMASS |
| Shrub of the tea family with rose-like flowers | CAMELLIA |
| Spanish for "aunt", seen in a liqueur name | TIA |
| Sudden deep fall in security prices, especially as a result of automated trading | flash crash |
| That which attracts pollinators | NECTAR |
| The Big Bang Theory character played by Jim Parsons | Sheldon Cooper |
| The Chester ____ Plays are a medieval drama series revived in 1951, and will next be performed in June and July 2023 | MYSTERY |
| The Federated States of ____ has 271 square miles of land and just over a million square miles of the Pacific Ocean | MICRONESIA |
| The first solar system planet identified as such by use of a telescope | URANUS |
| The Lord of the Rings character first introduced as Strider | ARAGORN |
| The river that ran "through caverns measureless to man" in Coleridge's Kubla Khan | ALPH |
| The River ___ formed the boundary between Essex and Middlesex | LEA |
| Turkish city once called Smyrna | IZMIR |
| Unfinished novel by F Scott Fitzgerald, published in 1941 | The Last Tycoon |
| Vengeful sorceress of Greek myth, a granddaughter of Helios | MEDEA |
| Welsh actress who played Gossamer Beynon in the 1971 film version of Under Milk Wood | Angharad Rees |
| Winner of the Cartier Horse of the Year award in 2017 and 2019 | ENABLE |
| ____ became the first female President of Argentina in 1974 | Isabel Peron |
| ____ played the second Bond girl who Bond married | Diana Rigg |
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