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The Times Specialist - Crossword Answers | 2018 11 18
The Times Specialist
Clue
Answer
CONDITIONS OR STIPULATIONS
IFS AND BUTS
Working for regular pay
STIPENDIARY
THE ROMAN NAME FOR THE GREEK GOD OF MEDICINE AND HEALING, A SON OF APOLLO
AESCULAPIUS
A chief god of ancient Egypt, the brother of Set
OSIRIS
STEWED VEGETABLES, USUALLY INCLUDING TOMATOES, AUBERGINES, COURGETTES AND PEPPERS
RATATOUILLE
JACKIE ____ WROTE THE LYRICS FOR THE NEIGHBOURS SIGNATURE TUNE
TRENT
After the Danube, the second-longest river in central or western Europe
RHINE
A delicate or potentially embarrassing situation
THIN ICE
Comedian who appeared with his father in the 1930s as “Bert Carson and his Little Wonder”
ERNIE WISE
Complicated bow which is hard to untie, thus symbolizing deep affection
True lovers' knot
Composer of the ragtime opera Treemonisha
SCOTT JOPLIN
Corona discharge sometimes seen around ships’ masts
St Elmo's fire
Equipment used in much commercial marine fishing
TRAWL NET
Final active stage or last possible moment
THE LAST GASP
Folded tortilla filled with minced beef, chicken, cheese or beans
BURRITO
Hairstyle popularised by the Ronettes
BEEHIVE
Housay, Grunay and Bruray, once home of the smallest secondary school in Britain
Out Skerries
In Greek myth, a shepherd and the nymph he loved
Acis and Galatea
In Greek myth, an outlaw who Zeus punished for eternity
IXION
In the USA, property comprising land and or buildings
REAL ESTATE
Location of the G20 Summit later this year
BUENOS AIRES
Lynda ____wrote the TV series Widows and Prime Suspect
LA PLANTE
Poet who wrote Illustrated Excursions in Italy
EDWARD LEAR
Preliminary version of a film
ROUGH CUT
Reflective moment which once ended Sundays on the BBC
EPILOGUE
Retain composure, when provoked
Keep one's cool
Retired professors, say, who retain their titles on an honorary basis
EMERITI
Stone coffin with carvings
SARCOPHAGUS
The darker inner region of a sunspot
UMBRA
A VOLUNTEER ROLE IN ANIMAL TRAINING
puppy walker
ARCHANGEL OFTEN NAMED WITH GABRIEL, MICHAEL AND RAPHAEL
URIEL
Second John Buchan novel featuring Richard Hannay
GREENMANTLE
Sideboard with shelves above drawers and cupboards
WELSH DRESSER
“The last hundred years has seen a general ____ the democratic idea” (GK Chesterton)
decline in
Playwright who wrote about working-class Dubliners
Sean O'Casey
People working on the California Zephyr or Coast Starlight
RAILROADERS
Pantomime character whose first words are often “Master! Your wish is my command!”
Genie of the lamp
Outer Hebridean island from which Bonnie Prince Charlie headed “over the sea to Skye”
BENBECULA
Northern coniferous forests, just south of the tundra
TAIGA
“In life, in death, o Lord, ____” (HF Lyte, usually to music by WH Monk)
ABIDE WITH ME
The “Queen of Soul” who died in August this year
ARETHA FRANKLIN
The McIlhenny Company’s contribution to a cocktail bar
TABASCO SAUCE
The multi-headed monster killed by Hercules in the second of his 12 labours
HYDRA
Words first used by Shakespeare in Henry VI, Part 3 rather than Julius Caesar
ET TU BRUTE
Winner of the Swiss Indoor tennis title in October — his 99th professional singles tournament win
ROGER FEDERER
Where Lincoln delivered an address at the dedication of the Soldiers’ National Cemetery in 1863
GETTYSBURG
US soul singer whose Shout Bamalama was strongly influenced by Little Richard’s frantic jump-blues style
OTIS REDDING
To ____ on something is to endorse it or to mark it with your distinctive character
Set one's seal
To show someone’s involvement in a crime
IMPLICATE
As a musical direction, “becoming slower”
RALLENTANDO
Home town of comedian Peter Kay
BOLTON
According to its website, ____ has the biggest university campus in the UK
KEELE
Of a robust traditional or rural character, informally
TWEEDY
The Indian cricketer “Ranji” was called the “maharajah of ____” after buying Ballynahinch Castle in County Galway
CONNEMARA
Suffolk town on the River Gipping associated with poets John Milton and George Crabbe
STOWMARKET
South Africa’s third largest city, once called Port Natal
DURBAN