Category: The Times – Specialist Crossword Answers
12-March-2023 | Page 1 of 1 | Crossword Answers 911
- 1.I'll pick up as I settled that old fight
- 2.Old term for an instance of flowing, eg of blood to the head
- 3.Pertaining to a notorious Roman emperor
- 4.To speak ____ is to do so unadvisedly or tactlessly
- 5.Bombay duck's fate in Mumbai when out of form
- 6.Communique about University estate
- 7.Comedy partner of Chesney Allen
- 8.Pollute river discharging foul material
- 9.Winner of the 1996 best actor Oscar for his performance in Leaving Las Vegas
- 10.Mushroom with squid, the best recipe out?
- 11."Dracula” as a 15th-century eastern European ruler
- 12.I see favourite's last, heading for local butcher's after losing Grand National!
- 13.The Swiss cheese plant is a member of this genus
- 14.To contain old men fighting, marine moves in
- 15.Tom's nickname which starts a Stravinsky opera title
- 16.The N of TNT
- 17.In Italian restaurants, this fish is called branzino
- 18.No time to blame European duplicity
- 19.A braid of hair
- 20.After closure of Barclays banks are finally gone, a blow to locals
- 21."The lost one” in The Winter's Tale
- 22.The brightest star after Sirius
- 23.The American football team once called the Baltimore ____ moved to Indianapolis in 1984
- 24.Men in East London are around fire
- 25."Acting is a masochistic form of exhibitionism. It is not quite the occupation of an ____” (Laurence Olivier)
- 26.Start to stay out more? Not guilty!
- 27.Dish often including mayonnaise and cress as well as its main ingredient, often used in sandwiches
- 28.Utah hometown of the Osmonds
- 29.Formation of pus, a little yellow and seeping so badly
- 30.Title for a high-ranking government official in the Ottoman Empire
- 31.Slow-paced jazz standard usually played with muted brass, written for Count Basie's band by Neal Hefti in 1957
- 32.Tree-dwelling
- 33.Onset of coronary left aircraftman in office job
- 34.Love yielding to tone in stringed instrument (guitar)
- 35.BBC sitcom with the characters Audrey fforbes-Hamilton and Richard DeVere
- 36.I can blame blundering on small discrepancies
- 37.French driver who won the World Rally Championship for six consecutive years
- 38.Spanish highness dancing late with Margherita perhaps
- 39.The "equal marriage” of reproduction in some organisms which are neither male nor female
- 40.International player entertaining league by way of defensive device
- 41.Early British immigrants in the Transvaal or Orange Free State (Afrikaans)
- 42.Decline to discard jack going after West
- 43.Pasta whose name means "large reeds”
- 44.Of land cultivation
- 45.Shell out spending last penny on return trip
- 46.Game in which players try to remove marbles from a circular playing area
- 47.Staff canteen's deserted by 10
- 48.In tennis, a ____ is used when a set score is six games all
- 49.Stubborn sort's reason to get the hell out
- 50.English pop duo of the Fairbrass brothers
- 51.Some mistake elderberries for Caribbean fruit
- 52.____ (Part 2) was Pink Floyd's only No 1 single, in 1979
- 53.Numpties after seconds is cheeky
- 54.From French garbled by Tommies, old-fashioned slang for "finished”
- 55.Indian numbering system name for 100,000
- 56.Celebrity
- 57.Good nursemaid, a goddess
- 58.The second largest of England's historic or ceremonial counties
- 59.Inability to eat a half haggis wrapped in plant
- 60.A ____ motorcycle is often called a hog
- 61."Straight”
- 62.One name for an annual Last Supper commemoration
- 63.French fiddler arranged score before start of concerto
- 64.2004 animated film with roles voiced by Will Smith and Jack Black
- 65.Conservative beset by shivering as he reads what's on sensational front pages?
- 66.Creature slain in the second labour of Hercules
- 67.1999 film starring Brad Pitt and Edward Norton
- 68.Made no money backing Cinderella pantomime
- 69.Romanian composer, whose Romanian Rhapsodies are among his most popular works
- 70.Quickly dropping Beefy when admitting hoo-ha
- 71.Richard Strauss tone poem inspired by a Friedrich Nietzsche work — its opening "Sunrise” section is heard three times in 2001: A Space Odyssey
- 72.Actress who voiced Ginger in the animated film Chicken Run
- 73.Drama school right to cut short monologues, they'll catch those going too fast
- 74.Striped and spotted wild cat in Central and South American forests
- 75.I appreciate that fast ability
- 76.Form of witchcraft brought to public attention by Gerald Gardner in the 1950s
- 77.Porridge is one being broadcast in instalments
- 78.1984 Tina Turner album, her first with Capitol Records
- 79.Worried about Thailand and Zambia involved in terrible feud
- 80.Italian coffee brand name often seen on a red square
- 81.Unproductive investing tip from Reader's Digest
- 82.Headland which is France's closest point to England
