| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 156 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| “A leader who doesn’t ____ before he sends his nation into battle isn’t fit to be a leader” (Golda Meir) | HESITATE |
| “Mark where his carnage and his ____ cease! / He makes a solitude, and calls it — peace” (Byron) | CONQUESTS |
| 1963 film about fictional rugby league footballer Frank Machin | This Sporting Life |
| A Ken Loach film; character played by Jennifer Lien in Star Trek: Voyager | KES |
| A two-masted sailing boat | KETCH |
| A wine grower or merchant | VINTNER |
| According to a 2013 survey, one who gives American children an average of $3.70 per “item” | tooth fairy |
| Andalusia’s second most populous city | MALAGA |
| Athlete who won four gold medals at the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin | Jesse Owens |
| Band whose debut single (1978) was Take Me, I’m Yours | SQUEEZE |
| Beat it! | SKEDADDLE |
| Broadcaster who created That Was The Week That Was | Ned Sherrin |
| Building offering access to computer equipment for those in a rural area | telecottage |
| Comic opera whose central character has four daughters — Mabel, Edith, Kate, and Isabel | The Pirates of Penzance |
| Consider something at length | chew it over |
| Euphuism was the distinctive style of Elizabethan writer and playwright John ____ | LYLY |
| Eva’s henpecked husband in several Tom Sharpe novels | WILT |
| Form of social protest used in Britain in the 1920s and 1930s | hunger march |
| Fort William is at the northeast end of ____ | Loch Linnhe |
| Gold or silver coin once used in Europe | DUCAT |
| Ian ____ fronted Echo and the Bunnymen, 1978-88 | mcculloch |
| In 2006 ____ won the best actress Oscar winner for Walk the Line | Reese Witherspoon |
| In Greek myth, soothsayer who introduced the worship of Dionysus | melampus |
| In US criminal law, a plea accepting conviction but not admitting guilt | no contest |
| Informally, a handgun | GAT |
| Innkeeper who appears in four Shakespeare plays | Mistress Quickly |
| Japanese musical instrument, usually with 13 strings | KOTO |
| Largest city of Tanzania | Dar es Salaam |
| Listening secretly | EARWIGGING |
| One who tends the fire on a steam train or ship | STOKER |
| Poet whose works include The Windhover | Gerard Manley Hopkins |
| Restaurant in which wine is traditionally served in a decanter rather than a bottle | TRATTORIA |
| Siberia’s largest city | NOVOSIBIRSK |
| Sixties band still fronted by Eric Burdon | The Animals |
| Someone with permanent and absolute tenure of land | FREEHOLDER |
| Spanish-Venezuelan female tennis player who became world No 1 in 2017 | Garbine Muguruza |
| The Atomium in Brussels was built for ____ 58 | EXPO |
| The golden ____ is an ornamental fish normally kept in outdoor ponds | ORFE |
| The Jewish feast of Purim celebrates this Persian queen | ESTHER |
| The most populous island in the US state of Hawaii | OAHU |
| Type of flag associated with republicanism | TRICOLOUR |
| Waterside ornamental plant with very large leaves | GUNNERA |
| Waves running directly against a ship’s course | head sea |
| Winnie-the-Pooh character whose favourite food is thistles | EEYORE |
| ____, tugged to her last Berth to be broken up, 1838 is a painting by Turner | The Fighting Temeraire |
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