| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 176 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| “Thou still ____ bride of quietness” (Keats, Ode on a Grecian Urn) | unravished |
| “With butter” in Italian cuisine, eg in the dish that became Fettucine Alfredo | al burro |
| 1993 film billed as “the first hip-hop whodunnit” | Who's The Man |
| A big problem or important question | major issue |
| A session of work | STINT |
| A South American flightless bird and a satellite of Saturn | RHEA |
| Actor who played Ender Wiggin in the 2013 film Ender’s Game | Asa Butterfield |
| Amorous outdoor scenes, eg those painted by Watteau | fetes galantes |
| An idiom such as “al dente” or “bel canto” | italicism |
| Another name for many types of otary | eared seals |
| Author of The Bell Jar | Sylvia Plath |
| Born in Bath, a comedian who once played football for Basingstoke Town | Russell Howard |
| Cock ____, founded in London’s East End in 1972, was an influential punk rock band | SPARRER |
| Dutch polymath Christiaan ____ invented the pendulum clock and discovered Titan, Saturn’s largest moon | HUYGENS |
| Exclamation of surprise, often thought of as Australian | STREWTH |
| From 1878, all papal conclaves have been in the ____ Chapel | SISTINE |
| Fruit of the blackthorn | SLOE |
| Graffiti “addendum” indicating dominance | rules OK |
| Gymnast Mary Lou ____ won women’s all-around gold at the 1984 Olympics | RETTON |
| In limited-overs cricket, a period with fielding restrictions | POWERPLAY |
| James ____ was the BBC’s main reporter on Apollo missions | BURKE |
| Joan ____, Spanish surrealist painter | MIRO |
| Kings of Leon’s follow-up single to Sex on Fire | Use Somebody |
| Lyric poem with couplets of a long line followed by a shorter one | EPODE |
| Manager of Middlesbrough when they won the League Cup in 2004 | Steve McClaren |
| Mexican agave plant, or more commonly, its fibre | SISAL |
| Name for some verse, sometimes compared to music | pure poetry |
| Name originally used for a European wolf spider | TARANTULA |
| New York City is popularly called the ____ | Big Apple |
| One of the gods invoked by Sarastro in the aria starting Act 2 of The Magic Flute | OSIRIS |
| Peter ____ was the most recent male winner of the Olympic 800m and 1500m double, in 1964 | SNELL |
| Political theory developed by Lev Davidovich Bronstein | TROTSKYISM |
| Primal Scream’s most successful single, Country Girl, came from this album | Riot City Blues |
| Second letter of the Nato alphabet | BRAVO |
| Serious condition created by the body’s response to harmful microorganisms | SEPSIS |
| Small car, traditionally using an overhead power supply | DODGEM |
| Song after which Janet Webb often thanked TV viewers for “watching me and my little show here tonight” | Bring Me Sunshine |
| Spanish explorer, the first European documented as crossing the Mississippi | Hernando de Soto |
| Terrestrial crustacean of the Oniscidae family | WOODLOUSE |
| TETANUS, ATTUNES, UNSTATE, ____ | TAUTENS |
| The author who created Roderick Random | SMOLLETT |
| The cap of a mushroom | PILEUS |
| The central principle in a speech or literary work | KEYNOTE |
| The ____, 2010 Howard Jacobson novel and winner of the Man Booker prize | Finkler Question |
| To give (someone) the runaround | fob off |
| Toni Morrison novel featuring Macon “Milkman” Dead III | Song of Solomon |
| Tournament in which each player competes against every other in turn | round robin |
| Vega is in this constellation | LYRA |
| ____ became Archbishop of Canterbury in 2002 | Rowan Williams |
| ____ bowls has a playing area with a raised centre | crown green |
Saturday, August 24, 2019
The Times - Specialist - August 25 2019 Crossword Puzzle Solutions
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