| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 140 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| "But you forget, sir, you only bought the property a year ago, and the ___ on your baronial castle is scarcely dry" (Pirates of Penzance) | STUCCO |
| "Fate cannot harm me, __ I have ____ to-day" (Sydney Smith) | DINED |
| "[…] if a monster were out roaming northern England we’d have seen it on the ____" (An American Werewolf in London) | TELLY |
| 1975 Booker Prize winner for Heat and Dust | Ruth Prawer Jhabvala |
| 1982 Hot Chocolate single, reissued in 1993 and 1998 | It Started With A Kiss |
| 1994 hit single by The Brand New Heavies | Midnight at the Oasis |
| 1999 film starring Adrian Edmondson and Rik Mayall, with a title presumably inspired by a 1966 comedy film | Guest House Paradiso |
| 2001 single by Sophie Ellis-Bextor | Murder on the Dancefloor |
| 2004 album, and a single from it, by Natasha Bedingfield | UNWRITTEN |
| A baton used by a constable rather than a conductor | TRUNCHEON |
| A contribution of work or information | INPUT |
| A French vineyard or group of vineyards, especially of high quality | CRU |
| A German town hall | rathaus |
| Abbreviated, this single-currency agreement is a bird | European Monetary Union |
| Actor who played Police Chief Martin Brody in Jaws and Jaws 2 | Roy Scheider |
| Alloy of copper and gold used in Japanese decoration | shakudo |
| An area which foreign aircraft, vessels etc may not enter | exclusion zone |
| An Ursuline or Poor Clare | NUN |
| Arthur ____ is the only black player to win a men’s singles Grand Slam title other than the French Open | ASHE |
| Bird of prey which may be booted, fish, snake or harpy | EAGLE |
| Boat which, as a dugout, may be called a pirogue | CANOE |
| Detective fiction writer who dismissed W G Grace with his only first-class wicket | Arthur Conan Doyle |
| Dutch footballer who won Champions League titles with Ajax, Real Madrid, and Milan | Clarence Seedorf |
| Egypt, Syria, and North Yemen confederation, 1958-61 | United Arab States |
| Equilateral quadrilaterals | RHOMBI |
| Forename which originally meant the same as Lily | SUSAN |
| General James ____ died in the hour of victory, over the French at Quebec in 1759 | WOLFE |
| German model who was the face of Armani and Chanel Cosmetics | Claudia Wagner |
| Grain for grinding | GRIST |
| Harassed or pressured | chivvied |
| Informally, a historic state which included Goa | Portuguese India |
| Information gathered, prior to any processing to remove anomalies | raw data |
| Irish town on the River Boyne | DROGHEDA |
| Italian island whose Blue Grotto attracts tourists | CAPRI |
| Jack ____ wrote On the Road | KEROUAC |
| Made without machinery | HANDCRAFTED |
| Malaysian fashion designer noted for handmade women’s shoes | Jimmy Choo |
| Milvus milvus, a bird of prey easily recognised by the shape of its tail | red kite |
| Mythological hero of the Trojan war, a cousin of Achilles | AJAX |
| Nathan Zuckerman is the fictional alter ego of US novelist Philip ____ | ROTH |
| Nothing | NADA |
| Official minutes of proceedings | ACTA |
| Patronymic name for Hercules, also a genus of Australasian moths | alcides |
| Prefix denoting the windpipe | tracheo |
| Rank from which a soldier might be promoted to Hauptmann | oberleutnant |
| Skin disease causing a flushed appearance | acne rosacea |
| Snakeweed | adderwort |
| The first European explorer to reach India by sea | Vasco da Gama |
| The Greek goddess of discord, and the name of a jumping spider | ERIS |
| The introduction to a discourse | EXORDIUM |
| The island of magicians in Gulliver’s Travels | glubbdubdrib |
| The right-hand page of an open book | RECTO |
| The Taj Mahal is located in this city | AGRA |
| The unit for measuring doses of X-rays | ROENTGEN |
| To improvise music, usually in a group | JAM |
| Tool used to remove weeds or break up soil | HOE |
| Type of cabbage with curly leaves | KALE |
| Vaccine which some people believe causes autism | MMR |
| Withdrew or diminished | RECEDED |
| Worldwide manufacturing company, founded in 1920 by brothers who owned the Puerto Rico Telephone Company | ITT |
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