Category: The Times – Specialist Crossword Answers
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1. 1.Café refurbished in Hornsey
2. 2.Tory lord who could become very fit
3. 3.Freed from spells of constant injury during nude wrestling
4. 4.Book that is about half-forgotten Ibsen play with interior set
5. 5.Point raised in mostly overemotional gathering by a Pole?
6. 6.Fellow wise woman apparently irritating climber
7. 7.Having lost Arabic article, cancel wholesale allowance
8. 8.Bone up incomplete final part in radio series
9. 9.Evangelist said to have worked as a physician
10. 10.Australian cricketer widely considered to be the greatest Test batsman in history
11. 11.Tailless feline breed
12. 12.Son of Polonius and brother of Ophelia in Hamlet
13. 13.Pinkish gem created by heating a yellow-brown semiprecious stone
14. 14.Carpentry peg
15. 15.Dairy dessert topped with a burnt sugar sauce
16. 16.Most recent British tennis player to win the Wimbledon ladies' singles title
17. 17.Gun with a long barrel scored inside with spiral grooves
18. 18.Military detachment defending the tail of a formation
19. 19.Influential hip-hop duo of André 3000 and Big Boi
20. 20.African breed of dog that is unable to bark
21. 21.Author of The Hundred and One Dalmatians
22. 22.Bird such as the robin, redstart or nightingale
23. 23.Poetic form with an AABBA rhyme scheme
24. 24.Victorian author of Westward Ho! and The Water Babies
25. 25.Girls -, 1980s sitcom starring French and Saunders, Ruby Wax and Tracey Ullman
26. 26.Austrian scientist who gave his name to a fundamental constant in physics
27. 27.Black hornless breed of cattle
28. 28.Record label founded by Berry Gordy in Detroit
29. 29.Swiss food giant that created the Milkybar
30. 30.Comedian who stars in the TV series Queen of Oz
31. 31.Computational procedure applied to solve a problem
32. 32.Port in Georgia, USA, situated on a river of the same name
33. 33.Weight-training manoeuvre in which a barbell is raised to hip height
34. 34.19th-century poet whose works include Dover Beach
35. 35.Inspection body for schools in England
36. 36.Senior monk
37. 37.Philosophical movement associated with Michel Foucault and Jacques Derrida
38. 38.That whose strength is measured by proof
39. 39.The Festival of ____ has taken place at the Royal Albert Hall annually since 1923
40. 40."Whispering” presenter of The Old Grey Whistle Test
41. 41.The allegedly bad-tempered wife of Socrates
42. 42.Washington ____ pioneered America's romantic movement of landscape painting
43. 43.US "big three” TV network, in operation since 1941
44. 44.French philosopher and main editor of the Encyclopédie (1751)
45. 45.Country whose name was coined in a pamphlet published on this day in 1933
46. 46.Buckaroo or ranch hand, informally
47. 47.Actress who played the title role in Georgy Girl (1966)
48. 48.Space shuttle which disintegrated after liftoff on this day in 1986
49. 49.The Hanged Man, The Fool, and The Chariot are three ____
50. 50.Actress who starred alongside husband John Travolta in Gotti (2018)
51. 51.Childish word for a foot or toe
52. 52.____-Busch is an American beer brewery
53. 53.A hurricane lamp
54. 54.Something formulated by Charles, Gresham or Parkinson
55. 55.Francis ____ wrote the ballet Les Biches
56. 56.Mark left by an ungulate animal
57. 57.Reducing word count without losing the original sense
58. 58.Form of agriculture based on esoteric concepts developed by Rudolf Steiner
59. 59."I will ____ my sorrows, and give way / To all the pangs and fury of despair” (Joseph Addison)
60. 60.Philosopher who said "I think, therefore I am”
61. 61.Heat-resistant glass brand introduced in 1915
62. 62.Paul ____ was bassist for The Clash
63. 63.Musical genre associated with the Stax Records label
64. 64.Metro line opened in 1987 and extended to reach Stratford International in 2011
65. 65.____ played Bridget Jones in three romcom films
66. 66.First track and only single from the Beach Boys album All Summer Long
67. 67.Alabama's oldest city, once the capital of French Louisiana
68. 68.Comedy duo who toured to sell war bonds in 1942
69. 69.Former structure such as Brighton's Royal Suspension ____ and Ryde's Seaview ____
70. 70.Small green beans
71. 71.The ____ is a 2010 romantic drama film starring Miley Cyrus as a rebellious teenager
72. 72.Jane Austen novel first published on this day in 1813
73. 73.To extract essence by heating or boiling
74. 74.Ancient route paralleled by much of the A1
75. 75.Charity single by USA for Africa recorded on this day in 1985
76. 76.Collagen which is the main organic component of bones
77. 77.Founded in 1983, the upscale sister brand of Holiday Inn
78. 78.Ship accommodation for a senior officer or wealthy passenger
79. 79.Colloquial term for a vehicle's accelerator
80. 80.The capital of Sardinia
81. 81."Show me an ____, and I'll show you a loser” (Tom Clancy)
82. 82.A church attendant and caretaker
83. 83.Walruses and warthogs both have visible ____
84. 84.Prog rock band originally featuring drummer Bill Bruford
85. 85.Poetry is still needing no introduction
86. 86.Reconditioned Porsche not right for ages
87. 87.Glossed over ordinary photo used in taped broadcast
88. 88.Two girls close to ice getting cover for knees
89. 89.Wearing opposition down, a race with courage good going
90. 90.Enough said perhaps about money for loose shirt
91. 91.Heard old-fashioned instruments
92. 92.Prickly editor tackles oriental char endlessly
93. 93.Point taken by County Sheriff's officers
94. 94.Fly south over pole
95. 95.Perform better where French leading diplomacy
96. 96.Miliband behind Labour worked hard locally
97. 97.Green algae hit Luxor badly
98. 98.Cosmetic lotions from toilet on loaded trains
99. 99.Distinguishing title needing £25 in European money
100. 100.Remains seen after Government cuts
101. 101.Measure extreme pressure on hydrant area
102. 102.Bond with terminal value, mine receiving special boost
103. 103.Most serious Irish novelist is priest in the end
104. 104.After sudden sharp blow, check loose parts of cable at sea
105. 105.Tension principally in Chile involved ambassador
106. 106.Not up for supporting pop song
107. 107.Aged Chinese people cease struggling with tills
108. 108.Hodge's bad penning record could be blamed on one
109. 109.Noisy undisciplined protest is about oil primarily
110. 110.Stew you once put in container
111. 111.Fish around river in Provencal country houses
112. 112.Apple control uncovered printing type
113. 113.County with a new balance
114. 114.Rarely reporting minister sharing tiresome piece of work
115. 115.Like brownish-yellow colour of church and rectory, both empty
116. 116.Sleep back-to-back as before with no trouble
117. 117.Easily: haud difficiliter
118. 118.They blazed (short form), eg the eyes of the Palladium, Aen. 2.172
119. 119.The job of, inter alios, Dumbledore and Mr Chips
120. 120.I say not, deny — opp. aio, I assert, say yes
121. 121.Bank: ubi Hammy the Hamster et Ratty ludunt?
122. 122.Sta tradeque tuam ____ aut vitam tuam, Adam and the Ants, 1981
123. 123.Vicus minor est ____: a village is smaller than a town
124. 124.She left and went away, like Discordia, Petronius, Satyricon 124
125. 125.To bend (a bow, eg), and so to persuade or prevail upon
126. 126.____ Romanorum: deeds which Romans did
127. 127.Prep. + abl., without
128. 128.To handle or touch and so to test
129. 129.Madness, frenzy: furor, insania
130. 130.I'm going to stop or I might stop (3rd conj.)
131. 131.Greedy (geezers) — an English synonym is derived directly
132. 132.To copy, mimic (1st dep.): simulare
133. 133.It is the E of ie
134. 134.Farmers: agros sulcamus et aramus
135. 135.Treacherous Greek (sed eratne veraciter?), see Aen. 2
136. 136.I ruled: imperium habui
137. 137.You'd gone elsewhere: tu ____ alio fueras, Ter. Eun. 280
138. 138.The wan complexion of Mors, Hor. Odes 1.4.13
139. 139.How big, how much, or how many? Masc.
140. 140.Cerno, cernere, ____, cretum: vidi, conspexi, I saw and perceived
141. 141.Backs: ____ vertere, to turn tail, is effectively a calque
142. 142.____: custom, habit (3rd decl. m.)
143. 143.Virginia -, climbing plant with vivid autumn foliage
144. 144.US artist known for his use of "drip technique”
145. 145.Early jazz vocalist and actress associated with the songs Stormy Weather and Dinah
146. 146.Chemical element with the symbol Sn
147. 147.Result of a number raised to the power of two
148. 148.Monument of remembrance in Whitehall, London
149. 149.Gilbert & Sullivan operetta partly set in Venice
150. 150.Archipelago including Barra, the Uists and Benbecula