| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 181 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| "Courts and camps are the only places to ____ the world in" (Lord Chesterfield) | LEARN |
| "The tragedy of modern man is not that he knows ____ about the meaning of his own life, but that it bothers him ____" (Vaclav Havel) | less and less |
| "____ humanity" is a cliché about a late admired person | a loss to |
| 1990 tragicomic film about a north London working class family, directed by Mike Leigh | Life Is Sweet |
| 19th-century illustrator Aubrey ____ worked almost entirely in black and white | BEARDSLEY |
| 3D breeders developed the ____ sheep | MERINO |
| 3D musical style, influenced by Romani culture | FLAMENCO |
| 3D province with the same name as its "royal" capital city | Ciudad Real |
| 6A and many other 3D explorers came from this region | extremadura |
| A cheese first made in, and named after, a town in East Prussia | TILSIT |
| A common size of carafe | half-litre |
| A crowd ____ something as a collective demand | bays for |
| A minor illness | AILMENT |
| According to the players they were written for, the violin concertos by Tchaikovsky and Barber were ____ | UNPLAYABLE |
| African ethnic group living mainly in Nigeria | YORUBA |
| Agony aunt Anna ____ worked for LBC and Cosmopolitan | RAEBURN |
| An old name for nitric acid | aqua fortis |
| An old-fashioned form of charm jewellery | AMULET |
| Benidorm is a major centre of this tourist area | Costa Blanca |
| British pop group whose biggest hit was Hands to Heaven, in 1988 | BREATHE |
| Cowboy headgear | ten-gallon hat |
| Derogatory nickname for the 43rd president of the United States | DUBYA |
| English name for the feast of the Annunciation | Lady Day |
| Ferdinand and Isabella established the 3D ____ in 1478 | INQUISITION |
| Guitar-like 3D instrument of the 15th and 16th centuries | VIHUELA |
| If not fresh enough for a taco, a tortilla may become a ____ | TOSTADA |
| In a harmful, or (especially of smells) offensive way | NOISOMELY |
| In the 3D spelling, the man who saw the Pacific from a peak in Darien, according to Keats | Hernan Cortes |
| Informally, a state of bliss | hog heaven |
| Made inaudible by a louder sound | drowned out |
| Mountain range including Mulhacen, continental Europe's highest peak outside the Alps and Caucasus | Sierra Nevada |
| Originally 3D dish of seafood or meat marinated and cooked in an acidic mixture | ESCABECHE |
| Program which starts a computer's operating system | bootloader |
| Renaissance instrument with woodwind-style fingerholes, blown like a brass instrument | cornett |
| Saint ____ of Loyola was a cofounder of the Society of Jesus | IGNATIUS |
| Scrabble sets for this language have a double L tile | SPANISH |
| Singer and comedian Anna ____'s 22-minute synopsis of Wagner's Ring ends with "You're exactly where you started, 20 hours ago!" | RUSSELL |
| Softening introduction to a possibly upsetting statement | in all honesty |
| Tea-time delicacy of southern England | lardy cake |
| The 3D name for a famous pedestrian street in Barcelona | Las Ramblas |
| The fruit of the sweet or 3D ____ is used to make marrons glacés | CHESTNUT |
| The kingdom ruled by Croesus | LYDIA |
| The ____ is a coming of age TV drama at a summer camp | A List |
| To make a mistake, originally in knitting | drop a stitch |
| Type of seatbelt developed in the 1960s | inertia reel |
| World Radiography Day is held on November 8, the anniversary of Wilhelm ____'s famous discovery | ROENTGEN |
| ____ lint is a fabric for treating wounds, and cockney rhyming slang meaning "broke" | BORACIC |
| ____'s 2010 US Open win completed a career grand slam | Rafael Nadal |
Saturday, September 28, 2019
The Times - Specialist - September 29 2019 Crossword Puzzle Solutions
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