Category: The Times – Specialist Crossword Answers
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- 1.Short of backing many in choir impromptu getting out of tune
- 2.Small cup used for serving Turkish or espresso coffee
- 3.Colloquial term for the traditional postal system
- 4.____ Day is a public holiday on the first Monday after January 26
- 5.Briefs a nipper lifted up
- 6.The ending (in the British Empire) of slavery after William Wilberforce's campaigns
- 7.Love kiss on the kisser from an African bird
- 8.Musician such as Heinz Holliger
- 9.Sound quality not so fierce around bass
- 10.____ Cole played Joan Norton in Doc Martin
- 11.Students below, look up in group of trees
- 12.Charity supporting single-parent families
- 13.Playwright whose social dramas include Ghosts and The Wild Duck
- 14.Nipper heard ____ in Francis Barraud's famous painting
- 15.Nut eating honey and cereal
- 16.Composer of the guitar concerto Fantasia Para un Gentilhombre
- 17.Endless corruption absorbed by the old American
- 18.The brightest star in the constellation Virgo
- 19.The traditional venue for the San Marino Grand Prix
- 20.Malevolent spirit believed to rob graves and devour corpses
- 21.Go around a green for limestone deposit
- 22.Payment one accepted for concave moulding
- 23.Old name for a large merchant ship
- 24.Tatum ____ was the youngest winner of a competitive Academy award, for her role in Paper Moon
- 25.Freeman, company boss attached to both sides
- 26.What some TT reformers might do for an explanation
- 27.Brightly coloured popular aquarium fish, native to the Amazon basin
- 28.Female journalist writing articles of sentimental appeal
- 29.Late January celebration of Shetland's Norse heritage
- 30.A little boy catches fly
- 31.Most irritable
- 32.The purest and noblest knight of the Round Table
- 33.Given a new role take advanced supersonic transport
- 34.Recall movement in scores of MacMillan
- 35.Incense burners for the home
- 36.A wealthy well-travelled socialite
- 37.French writer of prophesies in rhymed quatrains
- 38.Old head of English in school uttered the call
- 39.Lightermen last to encourage shelducks
- 40.In skiing, a straight high-speed downhill run
- 41.US-born author of verse volumes The Colossus and Ariel
- 42.Byzantine emperor responsible for the revision and compilation of Roman imperial law
- 43.Sort of ranks remaining
- 44.Stella drunk in Rock could get you this
- 45.Her novel The Sea, The Sea won the 1978 Booker Prize
- 46.Irish dramatist who wrote The Vicar of Wakefield
- 47.Materially wrong about potassium measurement in labs
- 48.Musicians whose playing is on the slide
- 49.Description of an area like 34A rather than the West End
- 50.Silent leaving clubs? Only a bit in Glasgow
- 51.Small chalk grassland plant with pink flowers
- 52.Unfinished search for item in playground up north
- 53.New World burrowing rodent with large cheek pouches
- 54.The old take plan without a pinch of salt
- 55.Affluent London district with grand terraces of white stucco houses
- 56.____ replaced ash as the main body wood for Fender guitars in 1956
- 57.Always there!
- 58.Insult chaps spoken of in front
- 59.Cobblers urge beginning with last
- 60.Technology using gas or liquid to operate a control system, rather than electronics
- 61.Latin-based name for a group of people summoned to serve on a jury
- 62.Restaurant specialising in roasted and barbecued meat
- 63.Inconsistent person turned up before Christmas over
- 64.Wrought iron case in outline
- 65.A round, semisweet biscuit made from wholemeal flour
- 66.Sewer-dwelling teenage superheroes whose trainer and adoptive father is a mutant rat called Splinter
- 67.Tense journalist fellow union's leader ignored
- 68."I am discounting reports of UFOs. Why would they appear only to cranks and ____s?” (Stephen Hawking)
- 69.Ornamental pot or trough for flowers
- 70.Shy about going before audience in dressing room
- 71.Stress about infectious diseases? It happens
- 72.Adult leader of a pack of Cub Scouts
- 73.____Knightley played Elizabeth Bennet in the 2005 film of Pride and Prejudice
- 74.Hybrid red fruits whose name shows their Scottish origin
- 75.County resident not right to reveal pig iron on board
- 76.Fruit from the east without flavour mostly
- 77.Common name for Citrus reticulata or its fruit
- 78.1965 No 1 hit for Sonny and Cher, taken from their debut studio album
- 79.US soprano who died on September 30 — her statement that "pigeonholes are for pigeons” reflected her wide repertoire
- 80.Cordial company sharing a seat