Category: The Times – Specialist Crossword Answers
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1.Rubbish is left by small house in dusk
2.Drugs are found in French capital all over the place
3.Fungus that's a jolly harmful strain
4.Not very good epitomised beaten Palestinians long ago
5.Tucking into fish, one small bass scoffed
6.Spanish titles not entirely well-chosen or sensible
7.Person working close to Bari is an Italian type
8.Pale gent starts to drop off, high as a kite!
9.Old ladder put into tree for an Ugrian
10.Scottish fellow (no entry for Chambers)
11.Old Bob having worked out is injured
12.European found dominance in colonial district
13.Difficult task helping Republican out gets tedious rebuke
14.Ticket with foremost of early deals reduced somewhat
15.Pig wanting seconds mentioned as before
16.Scottish forecaster gathers in returns
17.Making a start on narration with workers for short time
18.Under magnification partly one's seen true skin
19.See one nameless pitman gets a crest on helmet
20.Pun lit up a Rome club
21.Supermarket fish or marine fish
22.Daughter drilling her sons — they manage trips
23.Leader of Jews has time with unhappy old John reduced
24.Women work to a meeting for supreme council
25.Note Victoria, perhaps, giving by will
26.Literary passages rewritten in Catalan gripping Spain
27.Ability to keep balance on board, for example retained by US elite forces
28.Wealthy people investing a billion for important Europeans
29.Argive princess's set up house
30.Measurement having to include diameter
31.Nudie shot in Italian city
32.Rituals performed at bloody altars; sollemnia
33.Shouting: insequitur ____que virum stridorque (Virg. Aen. 1.87)
34.Rather a ropey play by Plautus!
35.A trifling matter: grave non est
36.For the most part: auspiciis ____ obsecutus est Romulus (Cic. Rep. 2.9.16)
37.Beatae in villa et aedibus exoriuntur
38.Numbness, listlessness; languor
39.I will be heard out
40.In medio est atque manet
41.Seminal work by Lucretius, De rerum ____
42.Achillis, Aeneae, Ulixis? (gen.)
43.Corriperes, opponeres
44.Halls; atria, regiae
45.Frangent, delebunt
46.Thief: latro, praedo
47.Seducer, misleader; nemo malus felix, minime ____ et idem (Juv. 4.8)
48.High, steep; alti (masc. gen. sing.)
49.In the corner (where laughter was heard): gratus puellae risus ab ____ (Hor. C. 1.9.22)
50.Nil te pati instructum saturitati aut abundantiae (dat.)
51.Worried and upset (fem, nom. pl.)
52.Keep back, save up! (imp. sing.)
53.Quasi lupus, sonum emitto
54.You fool!
55.This man here
56.Keith -, guitarist whose debut solo album was Talk Is Cheap
57.Plant or bread mould
58.Film musical featuring the song Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
59.Large Pacific food fish
60.Creature whose species include the world's largest bivalve molluscs
61.Women-only Cambridge college
62.French philosopher awarded the 1927 Nobel prize in literature
63.Ed -, singer of Perfect, the 2017 UK Christmas No 1
64.Footballer known as King Eric to Manchester United fans
65.Writer of Das Kapital
66.Seabird that undertakes the longest migration in the animal kingdom
67.Animated film about a train ride on Christmas Eve
68.Caroline -, comic actress who co-wrote and appeared in The Royle Family
69.- Culkin, Home Alone star
70.Small round baking dish
71.Sebastian -, president of World Athletics since 2015
72.Unit of pressure roughly equal to 15 pounds per square inch
73.Music genre with similarities to gangsta rap
74.Mull or Skye, eg
75.Macmillan's successor as prime minister
76.Caspar, Melchior and Balthazar
77.Type of acid also known as vitamin C
78.Hogmanay
79.Director of the festive classic It's a Wonderful Life
80.Only Canadian city to have held a summer Olympics
81.Largest island fully within Indonesia's territory
82.- International, human rights organisation
83.Classical name of the Greek island of Santorini
84.Celestial body associated with the goddess Selene
85.Obsolete unit measuring between 37 and 45 inches
86.2018 Christmas film based on a Dr Seuss character
87.Maritime shift of 4-6pm or 6-8pm
88.Love Came Down at Christmas is a ____ by Christina Rossetti
89.Vaulted construction with supports of differing heights
90.Herbaceous perennial also called fox's brush
91."The Commons, faithful to their system, remained in a wise and masterly ____” (Sir James Mackintosh)
92.Computer data retained for likely reuse
93.The normal position of a bodily organ
94.In strictly mistaken terminology blamed on Leo Fender, a guitar's ____ arm is called a whammy bar
95.A Christmas theatre performance
96.Upmarket resort across the Rance estuary from St Malo
97.Jackie Wilson's Christmas No 1 of 1986
98.Raise a glass to
99.French translator Antoine Gallard added Ali Baba and Aladdin to this story collection
100.Character played by Margaret Hamilton in The Wizard of Oz
101.Phonograph records, collectively
102.Figure of speech in which a part represents the whole, or vice versa
103.A rich cake, often layered
104.University at which the first wooden spoons as "booby prizes” were awarded
105.Racecourse which hosts the Grand National
106.Scandinavian goddess of love and war
107.A heavenly body whose apparent brightness fluctuates
108.Author of the Horatio Hornblower novels
109.Actor who rose to fame as Ron Weasley
110.MP who served as Home Secretary, 1983-1985
111.Sparkling wine which must be made entirely from Moscato Bianco grapes
112.Display stands for knick-knacks
113.Newcastle United manager since 2021
114.Put (someone) in a state of confusion
115.An alternative to yew for making bows
116.To cook using dry heat
117.Christmas
118.Christmas carol with a melody by Mendelssohn, taken from a cantata celebrating Gutenberg
119.The capital of Qatar
120.The North Sea, archaically
121.Harry Potter ____ was one of the most popular Christmas films of 2001
122.French epic poem, usually about knightly exploits
123.This name for a craft activity contains a reversal of the Wise Men
124.That which fills a small seasonal pie
125.A popular Christmas present for children in the 1940s
126.Austrian composer noted for his very short pieces
127.Effectively dealt with, informally
128.Joel's daughter in the video game and HBO series The Last Of Us
129.Rugby position also called stand-off
130."Simplicity is the final ____. After one has played a vast quantity of notes and more notes, it is simplicity that emerges as the crowning reward of art.” (Chopin)
131.Gelatinous confection also called lokum
132.Citrus fruit often associated with Christmas
133.Typical of one's usual behaviour
134.5-shilling pieces
135."Don't use Latin phrases unless you know what they mean, and ____” (joke)
136.Discharged from the army, informally
137.Site where calcareous clay is dug
138.Site of the Taj Mahal
139.Eponymous boy of a 1762 treatise by Jean-Jacques Rousseau
140.The contents of a poor box
141.In Confucianism, the way of achieving a fully moral existence
142.Tree very much planted in more than one area
143.Returning north I take second grade antimalarial
144.Revolutionary in aluminium, my old trumpet
145.Cipher Joby made to shift alphabetically
146.Regular features of green conservation survey
147.Radical head backed Indian leader
148.Pacific theological system is nicer somehow
149.Like natural logs not available from area of Mount Olympus
150.Currency Turkish chief's introduced following backing at home

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