The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 188 | |
Clues | Answers |
“In difficult and desperate cases, the ____ counsels are the safest” (Livy) | BOLDEST |
1969 road movie with Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper | easy rider |
1985 Howard Jones single with a TV parody video by Godley & Creme | Life In One Day |
An amphibian larva | TADPOLE |
Ancient tribe whose most famous leader was Boudicca | ICENI |
Andre ____ beat Andrei Medvedev at Roland-Garros in 1999 to complete a career grand slam | AGASSI |
Artist who said “I don’t paint things. I only paint the differences between things” | Henri Matisse |
Australian who swam to three Olympic golds in 2008 | Stephanie Rice |
Brand of cars manufactured by AvtoVAZ, a Russian company owned by the Renault group | LADA |
Decadent western culture, according to Rastafarians | BABYLON |
Devon town which gives its name to a type of lace | HONITON |
Earth is the best-known example of this type of spheroid | OBLATE |
Father of Atlas, Prometheus, and Epimetheus | IAPETUS |
Former Channel 4 reality TV show narrated by Michael Kitchen | Faking It |
Informally, a large odd-toed ungulate of Africa and southern Asia | RHINO |
Irish-born entertainer, noted for drag and impressions | Danny La Rue |
Jodie Foster’s character in The Silence of the Lambs | Clarice Starling |
Legal right to retain another’s property until a debt is paid | LIEN |
Medieval literary language, related to French and Catalan | PROVENCAL |
Mia ____ won two Olympic gold medals and two World Cups with the US women’s national soccer team | HAMM |
Most ____ elements are in the lanthanide series | rare earth |
Nigel Richards is the reigning ____ world champion | SCRABBLE |
Pertaining to the kidneys | RENAL |
Philip Hammond succeeded George ____ as chancellor of the exchequer | OSBORNE |
Plant genus which formerly included common heather | ERICA |
Poet known as the Georgian Laureate, father of a 20th-century town planner | Lascelles Abercrombie |
Series of Broadway revue shows staged from 1907 to 1931 | Ziegfeld Follies |
Spanish dance; a short jacket | BOLERO |
Stand with shelves for displaying ornaments, etc | WHATNOT |
Standard colour of US military vehicles and GI uniforms in the Second World War | olive drab |
The Derby is held at this racecourse | EPSOM |
The fourth person to walk on the moon | Alan Bean |
The great ____, a chalk downland bird in southern England, became extinct in 1832, and was reintroduced on Salisbury Plain in 2003 | BUSTARD |
The home town of Mary and Joseph | NAZARETH |
The invasive hybrid plant Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora, illegal to plant or grow in the wild in Britain since 2010 | MONTBRETIA |
The largest city of the Crimean peninsula | SEVASTOPOL |
The line from which a darts player throws | OCHE |
The loser in ____ is left with a card which cannot be paired | old maid |
The pen name of Eric Arthur Blair | George Orwell |
The shire horse of Animal Farm | BOXER |
The strip cut by a scythe or mowing machine | SWATHE |
Toyota’s luxury car brand | LEXUS |
Upright part of a step | RISER |
Wartime airbase where Manchester Airport now stands | RAF Ringway |
World Rally Drivers’ Championship winner, 2013-2018 | Sebastien Ogier |
Writer and director of The Cook, the Thief, His Wife and Her Lover | Peter Greenaway |
X-shaped crossing of optic nerves | CHIASMA |
____ and Bertrand Russell wrote Principia Mathematica | Alfred North Whitehead |
____ is a collection regarded as including the earliest prose stories in British literature | The Mabinogion |
____, or What You Will | Twelfth Night |
Saturday, November 16, 2019
The Times - Specialist - November 17 2019 Crossword Puzzle Solutions
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