The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 136 | |
Clues | Answers |
"In life, in death, o Lord, ____" (HF Lyte, usually to music by WH Monk) | Abide With Me |
"The last hundred years has seen a general ____ the democratic idea" (GK Chesterton) | decline in |
A chief god of ancient Egypt, the brother of Set | OSIRIS |
A delicate or potentially embarrassing situation | Thin ice |
A volunteer role in animal training | puppy walker |
According to its website, ____ has the biggest university campus in the UK | KEELE |
After the Danube, the second-longest river in central or western Europe | RHINE |
Archangel often named with Gabriel, Michael and Raphael | URIEL |
As a musical direction, "becoming slower" | RALLENTANDO |
Comedian who appeared with his father in the 1930s as "Bert Carson and his Little Wonder" | Ernie Wise |
Complicated bow which is hard to untie, thus symbolizing deep affection | True lovers' knot |
Composer of the ragtime opera Treemonisha | Scott Joplin |
Conditions or stipulations | Ifs and buts |
Corona discharge sometimes seen around ships’ masts | St Elmo's fire |
Equipment used in much commercial marine fishing | trawl net |
Final active stage or last possible moment | the last gasp |
Folded tortilla filled with minced beef, chicken, cheese or beans | BURRITO |
Hairstyle popularised by the Ronettes | BEEHIVE |
Home town of comedian Peter Kay | BOLTON |
Housay, Grunay and Bruray, once home of the smallest secondary school in Britain | Out Skerries |
In Greek myth, a shepherd and the nymph he loved | Acis and Galatea |
In Greek myth, an outlaw who Zeus punished for eternity | IXION |
In the USA, property comprising land and or buildings | Real estate |
Jackie ____ wrote the lyrics for the Neighbours signature tune | TRENT |
Location of the G20 Summit later this year | Buenos Aires |
Lynda ____wrote the TV series Widows and Prime Suspect | La Plante |
Northern coniferous forests, just south of the tundra | TAIGA |
Of a robust traditional or rural character, informally | TWEEDY |
Outer Hebridean island from which Bonnie Prince Charlie headed "over the sea to Skye" | BENBECULA |
Pantomime character whose first words are often "Master! Your wish is my command!" | Genie of the lamp |
People working on the California Zephyr or Coast Starlight | railroaders |
Playwright who wrote about working-class Dubliners | Sean O'Casey |
Poet who wrote Illustrated Excursions in Italy | Edward Lear |
Preliminary version of a film | Rough cut |
Reflective moment which once ended Sundays on the BBC | EPILOGUE |
Retain composure, when provoked | Keep one's cool |
Retired professors, say, who retain their titles on an honorary basis | EMERITI |
Second John Buchan novel featuring Richard Hannay | GREENMANTLE |
Sideboard with shelves above drawers and cupboards | Welsh dresser |
South Africa’s third largest city, once called Port Natal | DURBAN |
Stewed vegetables, usually including tomatoes, aubergines, courgettes and peppers | RATATOUILLE |
Stone coffin with carvings | SARCOPHAGUS |
Suffolk town on the River Gipping associated with poets John Milton and George Crabbe | STOWMARKET |
The "Queen of Soul" who died in August this year | Aretha Franklin |
The darker inner region of a sunspot | UMBRA |
The Indian cricketer "Ranji" was called the "maharajah of ____" after buying Ballynahinch Castle in County Galway | CONNEMARA |
The McIlhenny Company’s contribution to a cocktail bar | Tabasco sauce |
The multi-headed monster killed by Hercules in the second of his 12 labours | HYDRA |
The Roman name for the Greek god of medicine and healing, a son of Apollo | AESCULAPIUS |
To show someone’s involvement in a crime | IMPLICATE |
To ____ on something is to endorse it or to mark it with your distinctive character | Set one's seal |
US soul singer whose Shout Bamalama was strongly influenced by Little Richard’s frantic jump-blues style | Otis Redding |
Where Lincoln delivered an address at the dedication of the Soldiers’ National Cemetery in 1863 | GETTYSBURG |
Winner of the Swiss Indoor tennis title in October __ his 99th professional singles tournament win | Roger Federer |
Words first used by Shakespeare in Henry VI, Part 3 rather than Julius Caesar | Et tu Brute |
Working for regular pay | STIPENDIARY |
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