Category: The Times – Specialist Crossword Answers
21-May-2023 | Page 1 of 1 | Crossword Answers 911
- 1.Coward's Private Lives primarily about love, romantic or not?
- 2.Historically, a court usher, bailiff or sheriff's officer
- 3.Vitamin A
- 4.Original host of the game show Winner Takes All
- 5.Day off, climbed high in a tree
- 6.Former name of India's former capital
- 7.Chef's papers from past, many in stacks
- 8.David ____'s list of 23 problems, published in 1902, kept mathematicians busy for much of the 20th century
- 9.Sheet of ratings shocks lecturer
- 10.Country whose motto is 'Unity in diversity
- 11.Jones's belligerent catchphrase in Dad's Army
- 12.Star partner of Sonny in a number about right
- 13.Small number spoil quarters for religious trainees
- 14.The "i” of "mile” but not "mill”, for example
- 15.In mathematics, that which may be rational or irrational
- 16.Country whose main languages are Amharic and Oromo
- 17.Soak clothing with difficulty in tiny stream
- 18.Wrap up duck rolls and fish
- 19.Bone which runs parallel to the radius
- 20.George Carey, ____, Justin Welby
- 21.Among the main Muppet characters, Pepe the ____ is the only crustacean
- 22.Went around one part of hospital holding doctor up
- 23.Egyptian girls pretended indeed to get backing
- 24.Character played by Robert Beltran in Star Trek: Voyager
- 25.In plural form, this showy plant is the nickname of cricket teams representing 8D
- 26.Not in good condition after start of home care
- 27.Sleep, for a child
- 28.Peculiar contracted fence of stakes catching fish
- 29.Chinese tea whose name means "black dragon”
- 30.In a risky situation having a cracking future?
- 31.____ became a four-piece when Zayn Malik left in 2015
- 32.Fleshy part of leg cut in wound seen on a muscle
- 33.Gemstone which is a form of hydrated silica
- 34.Language? Yes, used by many Andeans raising alpacas, originally
- 35.Stringed instrument played by the wind
- 36.Ancient Greek marble finally succeeded in America
- 37.Informally, by general agreement and without discussion
- 38.Three notes go with x-ray measurement
- 39.Austrian composer of atonal and twelve-tone music
- 40.A bit of cloth advanced by the French?
- 41.Hindu goddess of destruction, sometimes depicted with a necklace of skulls or severed heads
- 42.The words of a popular song
- 43.Canonical hour observed at around 3 pm
- 44.Miss and one with a Tesla have a breakdown
- 45.As a regional breakfast, the "____ fry” adds fried soda bread and potato cake to a "full English”
- 46.Comparatively weak on the road? Not this ruler
- 47.Austrian folk dance similar to a slow waltz
- 48.City on the Loire liberated by Joan of Arc
- 49.Exclamation from Britain with extremes of bitter winter weather?
- 50.One form of this percussion instrument was first used orchestrally in Mahler's sixth and seventh symphonies
- 51.Purse empty, urgent call for funds in Latin America
- 52.A street and its Metro station in Paris are named after this author who wrote Penguin Island
- 53.Lime flourishing with one old group of trees
- 54.A deceiver
- 55.In Stuart Little's home, Snowbell is this kind of pet
- 56.Oriental massaging offered by Korean model?
- 57.Tries to contain pressure for sulphides?
- 58.Edmond Dants is the protagonist of this Dumas novel
- 59.Many chemicals of this kind were used as refrigerants and propellants before the 1990s
- 60.Information about other information
- 61.Middle East ruler brought about government broadcast with a shock
- 62.Publicity rebuffed after private meetings exposed in the theatre
- 63.Womaniser in Nicholas Rowe's 1702 play The Fair Penitent
- 64.Author of How to Win Friends and Influence People
- 65.Trouble over a nude shot
- 66.Six 14th-century conclaves took place at the Palace of the Popes, in this city in a former papal enclave
- 67.Russian in assembly dead detached?
- 68.Stage name of the singer Stefani Germanotta
- 69.Pole mentioned being unskilled
- 70.Richard Strauss's final operatic collaboration with librettist Hugo von Hofmannsthal
- 71.Rising price accepted in lots for very large fish
- 72.Australian tennis player who won grand slams as both an amateur and a professional
- 73.Almost convinced about old Italian bread
- 74.Salad ingredient of the mustard family
- 75.Piece of music taken from a light part of raga?
- 76.Musical piece of several movements, mainly for a solo instrument
- 77.A certain Republican's whopper
- 78.A mistress, colloquially
- 79.Sort of dog some like unrestrained for a change
- 80.The Midland Road was renamed Crossroads by Australian TV producer ____
- 81.Alphabetically in English, the first of the seven deadly sins
- 82.The original version of this game show was the Germany show Die Chance deines Lebens
- 83.Griddle in pub not half advanced
- 84.Louisiana cuisine using "dirty rice”