Category: The Times – Specialist Crossword Answers
9-September-2018 | Page 1 of 1 | Crossword Answers 911
- 1.Artificial radioactive element, atomic number 99
- 2.Most unhealthy-looking street hiding secret places
- 3.____ played Bubble in the sitcom Absolutely Fabulous
- 4.Cave is crumbling - it may be filled with water
- 5.Singer regarded as the Queen of Disco
- 6.Horrible war - theatre that may account for animal deaths
- 7.Fictional corporation frequently used in cartoons, notably those of Looney Tunes
- 8.Confession of beautiful female having area or areas under total control
- 9.Magical phrase associated with Ali Baba
- 10.Tree of the laurel family, traditionally used to make root beer and tea
- 11.Pauper, according to Spooner, that is buried under heath
- 12.Samuel Irving ____ founded Advance publications, whose subsidiaries include Condé Nast
- 13.Speaker gets nothing right, a politician falling short
- 14.Traditional Scottish dish of swede and potato
- 15.The palpebra
- 16.A cure I'm contriving in respect of a "waterworks" problem
- 17.Of a friar or nun, barefoot or wearing only sandals
- 18.Some sexy strut in a walk outdoors
- 19.The goatfish, a popular Mediterranean delicacy
- 20.Nickname of the Burt Reynolds character Bo Darville in a 1977 comedy film
- 21.Former Benetton F1 director who recruited Michael Schumacher in 1991
- 22.Fond of fellow, having suppressed dreadful hate
- 23.Goodbye to Berlin by ____ was adapted to make the play I Am a Camera
- 24.Garlands - artist is swathed in lots
- 25.The oat genus
- 26."The ____ of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. Amen" (final verse of King James Bible)
- 27.A learner joining group set up in science unit
- 28.Female tennis player, 2017 US Open champion
- 29.Of an antelope, to leap with an arched back
- 30.The language when vehicle reverses on to a house
- 31.1964 single which became Ken Dodd's signature song
- 32.Big drinkers in effect much bigger than most
- 33.1773 legislation helping the East India Company, but not our North American colonies
- 34.Where to find bees or their hives
- 35.Plenty holding female up
- 36.A type of cactus or its intoxicant, mescal
- 37.The 4 x 400m relay, at many track and field meetings
- 38.Demons at large, captured by serving women once
- 39.Musician who sang the "I want my MTV" backing vocal on Money for Nothing by Dire Straits
- 40.Stains from fuel brought aboard ship
- 41.David Bowie single whose video was, at the time, the most expensive ever made
- 42.Those in Scotland denying Macbeth his name?
- 43.American footballer who typically receives the ball to instigate a rush play
- 44.Specialists in church music somehow sing smoothly
- 45.Stock pantomime character abandoned by Columbine in favour of Harlequin
- 46.A painter such as Thomas Cole or John Constable
- 47.Like a pipe a plumber finally fixed under bath
- 48."I'm just a ____ prostitute, my dear" (Freddie Mercury)
- 49.City church outside which spear is seen
- 50.The composer of Boléro and La Valse
- 51.Troy's swathed in leaves by end of June - many trees and shrubs
- 52.Capital of St James parish, served by Jamaica's busiest airport
- 53.Shrub moderately gnarled but not terribly old
- 54.River whose delta constitutes the Camargue region
- 55.Jupiter is the Roman equivalent of this Greek deity
- 56.After first sign of success fool may become this?
- 57.Main antagonist of the Resident Evil video games and films
- 58.In bridge, a ____ double invites partner to bid their best unbid suit
- 59.Type of drug's good going down - one's showing dynamism
- 60.To be highly noticeable, or to stubbornly resist
- 61.Wind certain to return, first hint of upset inside
- 62.Analogue colour TV system developed in France, similar to PAL and NTSC
- 63.Bundle of fibrous tissue joining bones or cartilages
- 64.Member of religious order quietly protesting
- 65.Partner of Jimmy Edwards in the BBC Radio series Take It From Here
- 66.All those attending the first person in that cell
- 67.Actor who played Max Zorin in the James Bond film A View to a Kill
- 68.London's ____ was originally the Royal Coburg Theatre
- 69.Allergic ____ is another name for hay fever
- 70.Legal allowance is in France at an end
- 71.A proverbially calm body of water
- 72.Ridden by Bob Champion, winner of the 1981 Grand National
- 73.A line made by instrument in part of female anatomy
- 74.Mahler symphony in all but name, presented as an orchestral song cycle for alto and tenor
- 75.A court worker - one functions as an agent
- 76.The pouches of kangaroos, wombats etc
- 77.Narrator of On The Road by Jack Kerouac
- 78.Note doomed individual losing head
- 79."Vulgarity is the ____ in the salad of charm" (Cyril Connolly)
- 80.Anaesthetic often administered during childbirth
- 81.Criminal - one of those going to pot?
- 82.From the beginning (Latin)
- 83.State of bondage, finally ended by Elizabeth I in 1574
- 84.Of an instrument, played with a mute
- 85.Famous mistress hugging one with love to make impression?
- 86.____ of the Nine Hostages was a 5th-century Irish high king, who may possibly have millions of living descendants
- 87.1964 musical written by Jerry Herman
- 88.Last bit of the meat to separate off
- 89.The real middle name of 3 Down; first name of a fictional teen diarist
- 90.Classical tag that sends out a sexist message?
- 91.Fyodor Dostoevsky's final novel
- 92.Fixer of great deal, securing honoured sportsman?
