The Times Specialist - Crossword Answers | 2017 10 29

crossword answers
Clue Answer
Candid Camera is regarded by some as the first of this entertainment format reality TV
One of the two British Classic races restricted to fillies One Thousand Guineas
Ornamental shrub also called rosebay OLEANDER
Of a wound, to discharge liquid SUPPURATE
In climbing, a roughly horizontal route across a rock face TRAVERSE
Moonraker baddie who is thrown through a clockface by James Bond CHANG
Party leader whose current deputy is Tom Watson JEREMY CORBYN
One who has an excessive liking for a particular food OPSOMANIAC
The butt of a marijuana cigarette ROACH
Swedish word for “and” OCH
PERSISTENTLY PAINFUL ACHY
LONG-NECKED WADING BIRD CRANE
Tottenham Hotspur manager who replaced Tim Sherwood in 2014 Mauricio Pochettino
Stage surname of musician Gary Webb NUMAN
Sammy ___ wrote the lyrics for Jule Steyn’s Three Coins in the Fountain and Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! CAHN
Those involved in (usually) small-scale business TRADESPEOPLE
US state between Nevada and Colorado UTAH
Willow used for basket-making OSIER
Walkway in a formal garden, bordered by trees or bushes ALLEE
Snooker World Champion in 1972 and 1982 Alex Higgins
'It is sometimes fiction. It is sometimes ____' (Macaulay on history) THEORY
In the pantomime version of Cinderella, Baron ____ is her father HARDUP
Clothing brand identified by three parallel bars ADIDAS
Location of Smeaton’s Tower, most of the third Eddystone Lighthouse Plymouth Hoe
Life ____: The World View That Makes the Underclass — 2001 essay collection by Theodore Dalrymple AT THE BOTTOM
Gap is the largest town of this French department Hautes-Alpes
Italian name for an ATM bancomat
EMPLOYED AGAIN REUTILISED
Historical novel with characters including Louis XIII, Cardinal Richelieu, and George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham The Three Musketeers
Shakespearean king betrayed by two of his daughters LEAR
Relating to blisters or other fluid-filled sacs VESICULAR
Pseudo-archaic diction used in historical fiction — from a London area once known for 'antique' furniture Wardour Street English
Plant glucoside which produces a soapy lather SAPONIN
Discontinue a session of a parliament without dissolving it PROROGUE
Grace before or after a meal BENEDICTION
Canonised Archbishop of Seville, regarded as the last of the Fathers of the Church ISIDORE
Fencing sword with a button on the tip FOIL
Environmental Organisation which evolved from the Don’t Make a Wave Committee GREENPEACE
English post-punk band fronted by Matt Johnson THE THE
Applicable PERTINENT
Another name for Troy ILIUM
Ancient Roman divinator who inspected entrails HARUSPEX
An attractive social companion is sometimes called ____ candy ARM
Actress who played Rita Rawlins in Till Death Us Do Part UNA STUBBS
Actor who played Davy Jones in the Pirates of the Caribbean films BILL NIGHY
Abu Dhabi is this country’s capital UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
A white wine from the Rhine valley HOCK
A starter in Greek and Turkish cuisine MEZE
A short high-pitched sound, usually from a living thing CHIRRUP
A poetic name for a songbird THROSTLE
1969 satirical novel by Kurt Vonnegut Slaughterhouse-Five
1974 single by Maria Muldaur, covered by Brand New Heavies in 1994 Midnight at the Oasis
“Popliteal” refers to the area behind this joint KNEE
____ Forest in Sussex is the setting for the Winne-the-Pooh stories ASHDOWN
____ Breton is recognised as the founder of Surrealism ANDRE
A 410 error message means a web page is ____ and will remain so UNAVAILABLE
“The curfew tolls ____” (Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard) The knell of parting day
A double at Fenway Park two-base hit