| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 183 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| A formal expression of praise | ENCOMIUM |
| A spiral lock of hair plastered to the forehead | kiss-curl |
| Actress who starred in the 1979 Roman Polanski film Tess | Nastassja Kinski |
| American pay TV service launched in 1972 | HBO |
| Ancient Egyptian city around 12 miles south of Giza | MEMPHIS |
| Avian adversary of the cartoon cat Sylvester | Tweetie Pie |
| Body of water lying between Yemen and Somalia | Gulf of Aden |
| Bolton Wanderers footballer (and later manager) who played for England 33 times in the 1950s, scoring 30 goals | Nat Lofthouse |
| British swimmer who won two gold medals at the 1978 Commonwealth Games | Sharron Davies |
| By population, Japan’s second largest city | YOKOHAMA |
| Chicago airport, formerly Orchard Field, which explains its IATA code ORD | O'Hare |
| Common nickname for Prokofiev’s Symphony No 1 | CLASSICAL |
| David Trimble led the ____ Party, 1995-2005 | Ulster Unionist |
| Easy | a cinch |
| Educated 12th/13th-century entertainers who produced poetry like Carmina Burana, combining bawdiness and clerical satire | goliards |
| Eponymous pet rat of Danny Garrison in a 1972 film, its theme sung by Michael Jackson | BEN |
| Five-act drama by Victorien Sardou, adapted for opera by Puccini | La Tosca |
| Greek meatballs made with herbs and onions | KEFTEDES |
| Host of Mock the Week | Dara O Briain |
| In 1997 ____ became the youngest Wimbledon singles champion since Lottie Dodd in 1887 | Martina Hingis |
| Inflammation of the pigmented layer of the eye | UVEITIS |
| Island whose capital is Antananarivo | MADAGASCAR |
| Italian dish which translates as “it leaps into the mouth” | SALTIMBOCCA |
| Mirage named after a character of Arthurian legend | Fata Morgana |
| Not purged of sin | uncleansed |
| Of a tide, having the least difference between high and low water | NEAP |
| Of an assembly, adjourned without a resumption date | sine die |
| Of speech, delivered quietly | sotto voce |
| Oil of vitriol | sulphuric acid |
| One training to become a church minister | ORDINAND |
| One who studies mites and ticks | acarologist |
| Payment of money | disbursal |
| Precise and intricate patterns of interlaced lines, often used on bank notes and passports | GUILLOCHE |
| Priest featured in stories by the humorist Giovannino Guareschi | Don Camillo |
| Privates Learoyd, Mulvaney and Ortheris in short stories by Rudyard Kipling | Soldiers Three |
| Rugby Union club now based at Allianz Park in Hendon | SARACENS |
| Sling attached to a masthead, allowing a sailor to balance a small boat by leaning far over the windward side | TRAPEZE |
| Some historical ____ were those of Waitangi, Versailles and Brest-Litovsk | TREATIES |
| The “Jondrette Girl” of Les Miserables | EPONINE |
| The first Sherlock Holmes novel | A Study in Scarlet |
| The outer peel of citrus fruit | ZEST |
| To place extra pages between those of a book | INTERLEAVE |
| Tony ____ was the original drummer for The Shadows | meehan |
| Traditional small boat propelled by sail and/or oars, still in common use on the Nile | FELUCCA |
| What an inspector does at the Brumley home of the Birlings, in a famous play | CALLS |
| Young minds without innate ideas, according to John Locke | tabulae rasae |
| Younger sister of Blanche DuBois in A Streetcar Named Desire | Stella Kowalski |
| ____ Ballads, with a Few Other Poems is a 1798 collection by Wordsworth and Coleridge | LYRICAL |
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