Category: The Times – Specialist Crossword Answers
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1. 1."What is ____ now is the peace of the world” (Woodrow Wilson, Feb 1918)
2. 2.Painter of The Singing Butler, a bestseller as a print
3. 3.2023 film based on the 2005 book American Prometheus
4. 4.Author of Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus
5. 5.A Qashqai or Juke
6. 6.____'s "martyrs” were transported rather than killed
7. 7.Dido's first and most successful album, released internationally in 2001
8. 8.Mythological hero whose most famous achievement was in a labyrinth
9. 9.Frank ____ won a best supporting actor Oscar for his role in From Here to Eternity
10. 10.Trademark for a surface coating used in textured form on many 1970s ceilings
11. 11.Ecumenical community in Burgundy, noted for music based on simple phrases often repeated many times
12. 12.Adventure novel by RL Stevenson: ____ Thesauraria
13. 13.Oh, if only, I wish that
14. 14.Adv. from now on, henceforth (if you really must)
15. 15.Adv., for a wee while: paulisper
16. 16.We're going to listen: sentiemus
17. 17.Fabulae ex ____: Tales of the Riverbank
18. 18.For or by all (3rd decl. adj. sing. common gender)
19. 19.Brought to pass, ended, supine of patro: confectum
20. 20.Date plausum 'the very end' in comoedia, Plautus Cist. 787
21. 21.She was on her way
22. 22.Adv., on the other hand, (back) again, anew: iterum, denuo
23. 23.____ ululatibus: with shrill wails, Catullus 63.24
24. 24.Virtutem ____: old-style courage, Ovid Met. 11.343
25. 25.Now you let (servum tuum) go, Song of Simeon, Luke 2.29-32
26. 26.Field (2nd decl. m.): agrum, planitiem
27. 27.Tower — aedificium altum non quod trahit
28. 28.Per ____ per terram: motto of the Royal Marines
29. 29.For the undying, ie gods: caelicolis
30. 30.Baca vitis quae in racemis crescit (1st decl. f.)
31. 31.Bit by bit, how the old man paid up, Ter. Heaut., 870
32. 32.I squeeze, press hard, milk
33. 33.Leander Hellespontum 'swims across' ad Heron, suam puellam
34. 34.Work, labour (3rd decl. n.)
35. 35.Oscar-nominated British actress who won a Tony for her role in The Color Purple
36. 36.Heavy red or white burgundy wine
37. 37.Flatfish named after a Channel port
38. 38.Motorsport whose world champions include Colin McRae and Richard Burns
39. 39.Tapering flag for military or nautical use
40. 40.One half of a percussion instrument associated with flamenco dancing
41. 41.Stephen -, British director of The Queen and My Beautiful Laundrette
42. 42.Solomon -, nursery rhyme character who was "born on Monday”
43. 43.County in which one may visit Cheddar Gorge
44. 44.Portuguese-speaking nation of southwest Africa
45. 45.Impala or springbok, eg
46. 46.Clothes and linen traditionally collected by a bride
47. 47.Word indicating repetition, often shortened to: ”
48. 48.England football manager for a single match in 2016
49. 49.Lightweight white linen or cotton fabric
50. 50.Humza Yousaf's predecessor as Scotland's first minister
51. 51.Name of eight English kings
52. 52.Densely forested plateau that was the scene of heavy fighting in both world wars
53. 53.Organised mass party with electronic dance music
54. 54.Bones of the spine
55. 55.Nobel laureate who wrote The Forsyte Saga
56. 56.Highly influential 20th-century British economist
57. 57.Spanish region including the cities Seville and Granada
58. 58.Corpulent personification of England
59. 59.San Francisco's baseball team or one of New York's American football teams
60. 60.1953 biblical epic starring Richard Burton
61. 61.Sea duck with notably warm down feathers
62. 62.White salty Greek cheese
63. 63.Vehicle which, in the US, often displays a stop sign
64. 64.Panthera onca
65. 65.Old name for an umbrella, from a Dickens character who carried one
66. 66.Sharing a male ancestor
67. 67.(Of the President of the Galaxy) "His job is not to wield power but to ____ away from it” (Douglas Adams)
68. 68.Accessory possibly worn with a muu-muu
69. 69.Singer-songwriter John ____ was also known as John Cougar ____
70. 70.Twilled fabric, usually of wool with cotton or linen
71. 71.In the UK, this unusually coloured (male) butterfly is restricted to central southern English woodland
72. 72."Why then, can one desire ____ of a good thing?” (Rosalind, in As You Like It)
73. 73.A form of personal slander or libel
74. 74.Switzerland's third most populous city is in this canton
75. 75.A defensive castle gate
76. 76."Be not afeard. ____, / Sounds, and sweet airs, that give delight, and hurt not” (The Tempest)
77. 77.Last wife of Aeneas in Roman mythology
78. 78.Chile's ____ is the driest of its type outside polar regions
79. 79.2018 Little Mix song said to be inspired by observed sushi consumption
80. 80."If you ____ of quality, you're alright” (Pete Townshend)
81. 81.Milk cap game piece which lent its name to the Twitch meme ____Champ
82. 82."Oh ____! Look — what have we got to do to make you believe us?” (Till Death us do Part)
83. 83.Lake ____ is a major location in Schiller's play William Tell
84. 84.California county which is a centre of wine production
85. 85.An online photo's location indicator
86. 86.Supreme council and court of ancient Jerusalem
87. 87.Decorated with edging imitating some shells
88. 88.Weaving, pottery and embroidery are all ____
89. 89.The opposite of pessimal
90. 90.Take position as advocate or barrister
91. 91.Approach unobtrusively (with "to”)
92. 92.The king of Spain, 1975-2014
93. 93.Beverley ____, founded in AD700, is possibly the oldest of its kind in England
94. 94.In poker etc, the stake placed before drawing cards
95. 95.1415 battle site in the present-day Pas-de-Calais province
96. 96.Potential bargains on the stock market
97. 97.Italian opera singer who took part in America's first public radio broadcast, in 1910
98. 98.Chilean sea route linking the Atlantic and Pacific oceans
99. 99.Harlequin imprint which publishes over 100 novels per month
100. 100.Electronic instrument with a keyboard allowing precise pitch control, whose inventor was inspired by the theremin
101. 101.Informally, a warship, armoured vehicle or motorcar
102. 102.The ____, 1987 film with scenes in the Forbidden City
103. 103.Something both good and bad, from an 1895 cartoon in Punch
104. 104."Didn't Mummy ever tell you it was rude to ____, Potter?” (Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince)
105. 105.Portrayer of Scott Evil in the Austin Powers films
106. 106.Dropsy of the abdomen
107. 107.Nagging criticism, colloquially
108. 108.A French name for a clergyman
109. 109.Weapon control precedes conflict
110. 110.Rarely get comfortable before college function
111. 111.Farrier working for top end racer?
112. 112.Land north of Rome and once there one's in a lot of country
113. 113.Writ wrong in law with Latin for Regina
114. 114.I must be beginning to despair in sending old fruitcake
115. 115.Quiet synagogues, Nazareth's last with fifty gone
116. 116.Request that is accepted by sharp-toothed war ministry?
117. 117.What's light from Etna? Purplish-pink — in its interior, note
118. 118.In a plane sitting centrally is backed in design
119. 119.Rising nation in a mess as presented in G&S?
120. 120.Group of fir trees, little ones, not British
121. 121.With very low bow walk near when earl enters
122. 122.Small pig that was quickly skinned
123. 123.Be appropriate, like a wagtail by falling water but not river
124. 124.In English, priest caught what Thomas Aquinas is called
125. 125.Regional hack passionate about all sections
126. 126.Reproach Benin, secretive about return of work
127. 127.Slight coughs one gets in early winter
128. 128.Classical giant pilasters Susa only half erected
129. 129.One of the awkward ones mostly high up
130. 130.Help with Labour party unionist answer about left
131. 131.Legal expert gentleman elevated over magistrate in project
132. 132.Empty rage against particular type of antibody
133. 133.Doctor discerns free hysterics
134. 134.Ring in right hours following old church service
135. 135.Monkey takes in afternoon in our nut tree
136. 136.Austrian instrument with missing lead in Swiss lab
137. 137.Army regulation about cutting weight which covers gear in transit
138. 138.Genus of molluscs containing round vibrating membrane
139. 139.One very good English plant coming up, one with hollow leaves
140. 140.Parliament arrest paltry government
141. 141.Appearing unshaven is irrational in high-definition
142. 142.Mammal's covering it with bristles
143. 143.Not new, unknown word of unknown meaning
144. 144.What's apparently raised outside of Cuzco?
145. 145.Death or destiny (n. pl.)
146. 146.You have gone away; discessisti
147. 147.Dramatic denouement when God appears from a machine
148. 148.Robur Cornelii ab initio est
149. 149.Urges (ultimum primum fiat) ut aliquis oriatur (sing.)
150. 150.Sol inde in ordine apparuit: it's a natural thing!