Category: The Times – Specialist Crossword Answers
13-April-2025 | Page 1 of 1 | Crossword Answers 911

1. 1.Canadian comedian noted for his deadpan one-liners
2. 2.Able to stay calm in difficult circumstances
3. 3.Greek characters grabbing gold fleece
4. 4.Kid flipped fashion for chemist
5. 5.Antipodean name for a container for fleeces graded after shearing
6. 6."If God wanted us to fly, He would have given us ____” (Mel Brooks)
7. 7.Really popular fix capping right process
8. 8.Music hall comedian Albert ____ wrote My Old Dutch, later recorded by Peter Sellers
9. 9.Possibly Turkey's back out with name changed
10. 10.The "forbidden city” of Tibet
11. 11.Oliver Cromwell was the first ____ of the Commonwealth
12. 12.Quixotic concerning rising storm
13. 13.An active user of X
14. 14.Engagement which effectively ended the first English Civil War
15. 15.Knock off small bit of software or pirate in some other way
16. 16.Foreign Office on broken deal being delivered
17. 17.Hermann Zapf typeface inspired by old Roman capitals
18. 18.Vacuous text about short times in Scotland is most cute
19. 19.Titania's mate in cool, flowing robe
20. 20.Vertical aerofoil on the tailplane of an aircraft
21. 21.Most young people in general will be in residence
22. 22.Something with significant meaning according to various florists' websites
23. 23.European sauce pushed up levy in the past
24. 24.Before getting in perhaps Flintstone got on
25. 25.The rider of a ____ is sometimes called a sledneck
26. 26.Saw a miner's wedge overturning mine's closure
27. 27."I like stripper shoes. I like being tall because I'm ____” (Jessie J)
28. 28.Unionist, sitter in Westminster wanting lead employs sticklers
29. 29.A name for bubonic plague
30. 30.County of north Wales, created in 1974
31. 31.The largest extant species of waterfowl, native to North America
32. 32.Date outstanding swimmer
33. 33.Greek letter whose capital form is H
34. 34.Capo ringing international blighter's fence, say
35. 35."The ideas I stand for are not mine. I borrowed them from Socrates. I ____ them from Chesterfield. I stole them from Jesus” (Dale Carnegie)
36. 36.Usual name for Dutch humanist and scholar Gerhard Gerhards
37. 37.Debussy orchestral work inspired by impressions of Spain
38. 38.Tether ram that is inside
39. 39.Meme-based nickname of Turkish restaurateur Nusret Gökçe, whose London outlet charges over £600 for some steaks
40. 40.1954 musical featuring factory superintendent Sid Sorokin
41. 41.Poetic device which may use "laugher” and "daughter” or "love” and "move”
42. 42.The A-Team's ____ Peck was usually referred to as "Face”
43. 43.In the morning lacklustre until being lively around afternoon
44. 44.One pays homage only in cowboy bar I tend
45. 45.Author of the Dragonriders of Pern science fiction novels
46. 46.A substitute, especially in medicine or religion
47. 47.Slipped up with obligation to stock Japanese fruit
48. 48.Dorothy's adoptive mother in the Oz book series
49. 49.Council junior cheers
50. 50.Member of the ethnic group which formed most of Crimea's population before Russian annexation in 1783
51. 51.Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia, collectively
52. 52.Australian quilt is turned up although having Scots wool inside
53. 53.Violin bow application also called colophony
54. 54.German-made cheese, named after two cheeses it imitates
55. 55.Great deal on a little pot
56. 56.Pertaining to dreams or dreaming
57. 57.Early reputation rests on shrubs revealing a class of creepers?
58. 58.Legendary sword offered by the Lady of the Lake
59. 59.Ferries leaving Newhaven go to this French port
60. 60.Some noteworthy dragon, one Herakles did for
61. 61.With sigh of surprise for right to study in advance
62. 62.Lost award? American soak stands by it
63. 63.Rum cocktail with lime juice and sugar cane juice
64. 64.Macron's dullness shown by trifling taste reversing his way?
65. 65.Arrival seen as passé by Catholic 'ospice
66. 66.The Eastern Cape city ____ was renamed Gqeberha in 2021
67. 67.Once commoner's excluded heads for ceremonial vessels
68. 68.The added ingredient producing milk stout
69. 69.Court is to drop examination
70. 70.Spurge
71. 71.Bone to which the adjective costate applies
72. 72.In The Lord of the Rings, Minas Tirith is sometimes called the ____
73. 73.Dear America freely giving a feeling of fellowship
74. 74.Similarity in appearance
75. 75.Refuse to entertain cut Irish Rover
76. 76.Yellowstone National Park's first named geyser
77. 77.French composer of the opera Faust
78. 78.Plant of the mint family which is irresistible to certain pets
79. 79.Roast fresh crayfish, hard to pass over
80. 80.". . . funds have seen net ____ (more money taken out than put in) in seven of the past eight years” (The Times, 2024)
81. 81.Type of food which includes poultry and sometimes veal
82. 82.Historically, many bows have been made of ____
83. 83.Car restoration programme presented by Mike Brewer and (formerly) Edd China
84. 84.Educated about unchanged lumps
85. 85.Turned? Past tense from memory
86. 86.Purcell's only opera

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