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The Times Specialist - Crossword Answers | 2018 04 08
The Times Specialist
Clue
Answer
COLUMN IN A NEWSPAPER, BY ITS CHIEF WRITER
EDITORIAL
Name of French origin for a horse-drawn hackney carriage
FIACRE
Members of one branch of Islam
SHIITES
The plump, winged boy of renaissance and baroque art
PUTTO
1987 legal drama film starring Cher as public defender Kathleen Riley
SUSPECT
IN GREEK MYTHOLOGY, THE LAST KING OF TROY
PRIAM
SCULPTURE BY AUGUSTE RODIN
THE THINKER
Capital of the East Flanders province of Belgium
GHENT
Crime drama series whose central characters were Crockett and Tubbs
MIAMI VICE
JOCKEY WHO WON THE 2016 GRAND NATIONAL ON RULE THE WORLD
David Mullins
A 100TH ANNIVERSARY
CENTENNIAL
South Korean car manufacturer, defunct since 1999
DAEWOO
'They dined on mince and slices of quince, / Which they ate with a ____' (Edward Lear)
RUNCIBLE SPOON
Type of sun hat; an African antelope
TOPI
DIRECTOR OF THE 1971 FILM THE LAST PICTURE SHOW
Peter Bogdanovich
IN COMPUTING, A SINGLE INSTANCE OF A REPEATED INSTRUCTION
ITERATION
Organisation headed by Audrey Azoulay and headquartered in Place de Fontenoy, Paris
UNESCO
Alternative name for the eleventh month of the French Revolutionary calendar
fervidor
Fictional captain, also known as Prince Dakkar, created by Jules Verne
NEMO
Former BBC newsreader and presenter of the first two series of Top Gear
Angela Rippon
Herb used in Scandinavian and eastern European cuisine
DILL
THERE ARE APPROXIMATELY 2025 YARDS IN A ____ MILE
NAUTICAL
ENCLOSED SALTWATER AREA IN WHICH SEA ANIMALS SUCH AS DOLPHINS ARE KEPT AND TAMED
SEAQUARIUM
FIRST WIFE OF HENRY VIII
Catherine of Aragon
Influential blues guitarist, a long-standing collaborator of Beth Hart
Joe Bonamassa
English cricketer who took his 400th Test wicket against New Zealand in March 2018
Stuart Broad
COMPATRIOT TEAM BEATEN BY FC PORTO IN THE 2011 EUROPA LEAGUE FINAL
BRAGA
THIN STRIP OF WOOD OFTEN USED IN PLASTERING
LATH
To believe, or to assume provisionally
SUPPOSE
Nebraska’s largest city
OMAHA
Pharisee who helped prepare Christ’s body for burial after the crucifixion
NICODEMUS
'Religion's in the heart, not the ____' (Douglas Jerrold)
KNEE
Samuel Johnson’s Prince of Abissinia
RASSELAS
Richard ____ wrote Watership Down
ADAMS
Practical joker of German folklore, depicted in a Richard Strauss tone poem
Till Eulenspiegel
Site of an infamous 1960 massacre in South Africa
SHARPEVILLE
SIAMESE CAT WITH DARK BROWN FUR ON FACE, PAWS, AND TAIL
SEALPOINT
The garden where Jesus and his disciples slept the night before the crucifixion
GETHSEMANE
Bacteria which cause a particular lung disease
PNEUMOCOCCI
Workplace for some political journalists
PRESS GALLERY
Automobile executive whose 1984 autobiography was a best-seller
LEE IACOCCA
____ I ruled Macedon from 413 to 399 BC
ARCHELAUS
____ Upon Everything was a book with advice on topics such as 'Invalid soup', 'To kill flies', and 'Charades'
Enquire Within
1941 Disney animation whose protagonist’s only friend is a mouse called Timothy
DUMBO
“Mad Dan” ____, a character in The Goon Show
ECCLES
1997 historical drama starring Morgan Freeman
AMISTAD
A small tree with pale purple flowers
LILAC
A type of thick gruel
LOBLOLLY
American Indian, the first to meet the Pilgrims of Plymouth Colony
SAMOSET
Australian state whose capital is Brisbane
QUEENSLAND
Author of The Glass Menagerie
TENNESSEE WILLIAMS
A Manhattan made with Scotch instead of rye or bourbon
ROB ROY
MINISTER FOR THE OLYMPICS 2005-2010
Tessa Jowell
The Jewish Feast of Lots
PURIM
South American rodent related to the guinea pig
CAVY
SIGNIFICANT ESCAPE OF BLOOD FROM THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
HAEMORRHAGE
____... with Jools Holland, a BBC live music show
LATER
Spanish city with a Burial of the Sardine festival on the Saturday after Easter
MURCIA
The twin city of Saint Paul
MINNEAPOLIS
Marsh bird noted for its booming call
BITTERN