Category: The Times – Specialist Crossword Answers
5-May-2019 | Page 1 of 1 | Crossword Answers 911
- 1.Recalled Beethoven dedicatee's acidy stuff
- 2.Using very modern technology
- 3.Monastery officer in rare upset about business
- 4.The ____ Sea is bounded by mainland Italy, Sicily, Sardinia and Corsica
- 5.Basil ____ won the 1950 design competition for the new Coventry Cathedral
- 6.Terror group around London area in racket, taking land illegally
- 7.A short-sighted person
- 8.The fourth 007 film starring Sean Connery
- 9.1999 Richard Curtis film starring Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant
- 10.Rock group's work not moving at all
- 11.Gives a view over trees
- 12.One who believes that natural objects have desires and intentions
- 13.Plant of the Veronica genus, with small blue or pinkish white flowers
- 14.Many years following pub darts
- 15.Basil ___, the Cape Coloured cricketer who played for Worcestershire, and England from 1966 to 1972
- 16.Love Tessa playing in second movement
- 17.Winner of the 1972 US Open and 1973 French Open
- 18.The successor to Enda Kenny as taoiseach, in June 2017
- 19.Gypsy inside waits for boring types
- 20.One concerned with the classification of diseases
- 21.Variety of peach with a smooth skin
- 22.Cheers for model
- 23.French city famed for enamelware, and later, porcelain
- 24.Expression of contempt about flipping sea captain
- 25.Part of a sail that may be rolled up to reduce its area
- 26.London's ____ has a zoo, theatre, lake and bandstand
- 27.Australian detectives turned up in Queensland plant
- 28.Translation of the second word of Caesar's attributed comment "Veni, vidi, vici”
- 29.Spirit in station swelling
- 30.A logical basis for a course of action
- 31.African party in resort as before showing interest in literature
- 32.A resident of Baghdad
- 33.Art retailer, noted for iconic posters of the 1970s and 1980s
- 34.Refrained from supporting Asian island endlessly
- 35.The last steam engine built by British Railways
- 36.German behind football club not a City type
- 37.The water boa
- 38.John Aubrey's collection of short biographies about contemporaries such as Hobbes and Milton
- 39.Gossip after Liechtenstein show off
- 40.____ directed the films Vera Drake and Mr Turner
- 41.Silver notches left out in clasps
- 42.Number of yards in a chain
- 43.____'s first role with Hammer Film Productions was in The Curse of Frankenstein
- 44.Early bumper passes over retreating club bat
- 45.The 17th century in French art and literature
- 46.Polish composer whose Venetian Games is his most experimental piece, using "aleatory counterpoint”
- 47.Large duck of the merganser genus
- 48.Noisette moved from grass
- 49.Addition exercise starts with four and five — nine!
- 50.Inflatable plastic or rubber mattresses
- 51.Soap in which early characters were Helen Daniels, Des Clarke and Nell Mangel
- 52.Artist's agent is rough
- 53.Edible, yellow, funnel-shaped mushrooms
- 54.Worker behind heap of waste with no end of pong?
- 55.Strict secretiveness within a community
- 56."What is hope? Nothing but paint on the face of ____” (Byron)
- 57.Very large retiring relative touching bottom of mattress springs!
- 58.The Duke of Medina Sidonia commanded ____ from his flagship, the Sao Martinho
- 59.Ministers urge river work on English county
- 60.A tiny amount of something like doubt or evidence
- 61.European chief negotiator for Britain's exit from the EU
- 62.Makes less of computer records out of line
- 63.Large sandpiper with a slightly upturned bill
- 64.Citadel built after the 1745 Jacobite rising, guarding the sea approaches to Inverness
- 65.American base abroad getting single-cell specimens from US
- 66.Cut back around elevated red room with seats
- 67.____ Wheel, the sister organisation of Rotary International
- 68.Huge old man first up
- 69.43A would have danced with Chris ____ if he had won his 1976 Wimbledon final
- 70.Informal name for bistort, also describing its twisted roots
- 71.Old-fashioned stuffing recipe not normally written down
- 72.Informally, an attraction at the southern end of the A23
- 73.Type of shellfish from European country mentioned
- 74.____ and Pembroke are the only two Oxford University colleges on squares of the same name
- 75.The Holy Grail is said to have been hidden in the Chalice Well at the foot of this Somerset hill
- 76.Gala is organised by some of Daphne's family
- 77.Musical instrument, often used to convey a pastoral mood
- 78.Hymn fades with one listener looking skywards
- 79.A 64ft "Contra Trombone” in Sydney Town Hall is one of the world's longest ____s
- 80.A "cabbage” butterfly or a major pig breed