The Times Specialist - Crossword Answers | 2020 07 19

crossword answers
Clue Answer
____ starred in the title role of Tom Jones, the 1964 best picture Oscar winner ALBERT FINNEY
This former companion of Abraham fled from the city of Sodom LOT
Accommodation such as the Queen Mary in Long Beach BOATEL
“That was The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekhov, ____ for radio by putting it onto a piece of wood and banging a few nails through it” (Gumby Theatre, Monty Python) ADAPTED
Cancel out or invalidate NULLIFY
Flowering soon IN BUD
Mathematical education equipment in which 1 is represented by a white cube cuisenaire rods
Foretell the future with a crystal ball or similar object SCRY
“Kensington ____” is an informal term for stage blood GORE
Johnny ____ of Fulham was Britain’s first footballer to earn £100 a week, after the 1961 abolition of the £20 maximum wage HAYNES
Pudding often involving dunked strawberries Chocolate fondue
Former Pravda editor Nikolai ____ was executed in 1938, after a show trial BUKHARIN
The Simpsons first appeared on US television as part of The Tracey ____ Show ULLMAN
WORKED OUT BY REASONING DEDUCED
Capital city of North Carolina RALEIGH
&23A: “The biggest word you ever heard and this is how it goes: Oh, ____” (Mary Poppins — 1964 film) SUPERCALIFRAGILISTIC
The US equivalent of bogof TWOFER
A LONG THIN CIGAR PANATELLA
The ____s that produce pearls are in a different family from the edible ones OYSTER
Siberian city where Decembrists were exiled IRKUTSK
Beef cut containing parts of shoulder bones CHUCK STEAK
A rule issued by a US president, having the force of law EXECUTIVE ORDER
International agreement protecting endangered plants and animals, opened for signature in 1973 CITES
What a satnav helps you to do, as some of them say REACH YOUR DESTINATION
Luther ____ played for Watford FC and AC Milan BLISSETT
By population, Australia’s fifth-largest city ADELAIDE
Fashion designer best known for tennis dresses teddy Tinling
Forename of women’s suffrage campaigner Mrs Pankhurst EMMELINE
Someone using a noosed rope to catch horses or cattle LASSOER
Structure abutting the walls of a larger building lean-to
Norwegian Wood was the first pop song to use this instrument SITAR
Grade I listed structure on the eastern approach to Bristol Temple Meads station Avon bridge
Fictional work mainly about personality rather than plot CHARACTER STUDY
Plant cultivation using mineral nutrients in water HYDROPONICS
SO FAR AS YET
The best-known song from the musical No, No, Nanette TEA FOR TWO
Constellation including the stars Rigel and Betelgeuse ORION
“Our nada ____ in nada, nada be thy name” (Ernest Hemingway) WHO ART
Of a ship, to almost stop while facing the wind LIE TO
French cigarette brand with a gypsy dancer on the packets GITANES
Accommodation for animals at docks or markets LAIRAGE
The ____ of Sauron is his main image in The Lord of the Rings EYE
A dazed state STUPOR
In the 19th century, most of the world’s supply of this element came from Sicily SULPHUR
Change from first to second gear, for instance UPSHIFT
1966 film in which a miniaturised submarine is injected into a scientist’s body to remove a blood clot FANTASTIC VOYAGE
A SPENDTHRIFT WASTREL
SEE 1A expialidocious
Captain Frederick ____ wrote Mr Midshipman Easy MARRYAT