The Times Specialist - Crossword Answers | 2006 01 27

crossword answers
Clue Answer
'All slang is --, and all -- is poetry' (G. K. Chesterton) UNIVERSE
His work included a lot of bull ITALIC
Finally, a sports zone END
Evasive action that may be fruitless DUCK
William Golding's could be seen DARKKESS
Sunflower and almond in paintings? DEADALUS
Fierce king really a bit of a joke SEVENMEN
A long one on the cricket field STOP
Nothing to donate for lancet arch OGIVE
Mary, nineteen sixty four long jump gold medallist RAND
Broad smile from a gymnast? BEAM
He managed the 'Push and Run' Spurs ROWE
Maugham story written with some precipitation? MISSMARPLE
Bellini work quite commonplace if supported by student REEDITAD
American writer starting terribly exciting innovations now IRENA
Dorothy Parker's was perfect PSMITH
Scorn a couple of bears AFORESAID
Where to find the Maracana Stadium RIO
One of Matthew Kneale's expats PASSENGER
Already quoted idea so far unacceptable GREYSTOKE
Jungle baby from colourless Staffordshire town SPIRITUAL
'... his perspiration was but ichor, / Or some such other -- liquor' (Byron) KORMA
Standard set by a substitute? BENCHMARK
Wodehouse character suggests afterthought to legend, say BEERBOHM
His extra-time goal put Wigan into the Carling Cup final ROBERTS
Where Clay won Olympic gold ROME
Broad canvas of Christopher Reid OILS
Is sport a substitute for it? WAR
A slanted view of Latin? RAIN
Threaten each poet COWPER
''--,' said Lizzie, 'couldn't we go see the pictures?'' (Upton Sinclair, nineteen nineteen) POOHPOOH
Cech and Akmal, for instance KEEPERS
What John Higgins can earn! POTS
Made more cuts, and tree died, unfortunately DAPHNEDUMAURIER
Choosy about who plays? SELECTIVE
Oppressed by Grantorto, but anger not applicable JIMMIE
Gilchrist or Hollioake ADAM
Amis put up with it, finally ROSE
Margaret Drabble revisited rich ones much travelled by Keats REALMS
He made observations. And more AGAG
He followed Billy Wright as Arsenal boss MEE