Category: The Times – Specialist Crossword Answers
12-September-2021 | Page 1 of 1 | Crossword Buzz Answers
- 1.____ differ in atomic structures but not formulae
- 2.Cheers much reduced parking in the end
- 3.Peanuts character usually seen with a blue security blanket
- 4.Lorna Doone novel one's left in US city
- 5.A further broadcast of a TV show
- 6.Mixture of fat and flour, used as a thickener
- 7.Handle ordered from Athens
- 8.Party member overseeing golf tournament made public
- 9.In music, moderately soft
- 10.Prepare to play just before a tennis match
- 11.A young male eloper, named after a romantic hero in Walter Scott's Marmion
- 12.Bird in shed is a blackbird
- 13.One who would study the Zend-Avesta
- 14.One old coin associated with a quarter
- 15.Fifa's original World Cup trophy was named after ____
- 16.Evil sorcerer sent to stop the Faerie Queene's knights
- 17.Late comedian, a long-term team captain on 8 Out of 10 Cats
- 18.Boiler has to be put out? Extinguisher needed
- 19.Scorer of one England goal in the 1966 World Cup Final
- 20.Expression heard for body of soldiers years ago
- 21.Breaking down of organic tissue, eg in metamorphosis
- 22.Landlocked country whose capital is Ouagadougou
- 23.Girl, 50 gets entry for a year
- 24.Heraldic beasts painted in cellulose, not for all to see
- 25.Canadian humorist Stephen ____ observed that "angling” is the name given to fishing by people who can't fish
- 26.Practice which features asanas
- 27.The USA's first electronic programmable computer, completed in 1945
- 28.Eagle seen in ground briefly on a swamp
- 29.Weaver from Portuguese resort cheated, nothing less
- 30.The 1958 ____ of Nantes gave Huguenots freedom of worship
- 31.Buckinghamshire town once described by Bill Bailey as "Satan's lay-by”
- 32.Roald Dahl's title character with psychokinetic powers
- 33.One month to get a measure of Sky
- 34.Duncan's end: heartlessly cut up
- 35.The Swiss-French architect Charles-Edouard Jeanneret
- 36.19th-century dance with a name suggesting a Polish origin
- 37.Loony mate ignoring tips at work — he's associated with many a vice
- 38.____ has about 22 per cent of Earth's surface fresh water
- 39.Ace bowler perhaps brought back for South African flier
- 40.Must stop eating nuts when short of money
- 41.Flemish composer Adrian ____ was maestro di capella at St Mark's, Venice, 1527-62
- 42.1965 war film which premiered on the 21st anniversary of the beginning of its titular event
- 43.Beginning short of energy once
- 44.Greek goddess of victory
- 45.German vehicle project
- 46."The ____ are unfortunate: nothing can satisfy them” (Jean de La Fontaine)
- 47.County described as "that mysterious and romantic land” by Stanley Baldwin
- 48.Magistrate has space for writing device
- 49.Military tactic used extensively by the Viet Cong
- 50.Wilde's bachelor, large libertine with no end of invention
- 51.Colloquially, jargon used by ecological campaigners
- 52.City of Punjab, centre of the Sikh faith
- 53.What would be misplaced as Germany, east coast? Worms
- 54.Heitor ____, South America's best-known classical composer, wrote Bachinanas Brasilieras
- 55.Minor motoring brushes can lead to combustible cases
- 56.Anglicised spelling of the capital of Italy's Liguria region
- 57.One who lives by or near flowing water
- 58.Novelist who wrote the poem The Listeners along with many works for children
- 59.Hour with a German poet
- 60.Word which may precede "suit” or "lizard”
- 61.Have teg finally, thanks to a shepherd's club
- 62.The fat of a pig
- 63.The home of England's only working slate mine, between Buttermere and Borrowdale
- 64.Will's share is a large draw
- 65.Actor who rose to fame in The Office and appeared in three Pirates of the Caribbean films
- 66.Having no direction, senior nurses caught sadly short
- 67.Irish comedian who said he first gave up smoking aged 8
- 68.Among US state flags, the unique feature of that of Hawaii
- 69.Scottish lover long forgotten by Indian head
- 70.Thoroughly upset stuff in contest?
- 71.America's prairies are examples of this type of landscape
- 72.English female gymnast who won four gold medals at the 2014 Commonwealth Games
- 73.The Earth is a example of this type of spheroid
- 74.Rowing movement ending in hullabaloo and absolute fury
- 75.A Scot claiming unemployment benefit is "____”
- 76.Informally, crammed with people or things
- 77.Run one, or two if start's recalled
- 78.Two-act opera by Leoncavallo — literally "clowns”
- 79.Railway special involving diversion for some
- 80.With weak acting, Director's beginning to try black lead
- 81.Goalkeeper who scored from a record-breaking distance of 97.5 yards in 2013 for Stoke City against Southampton
- 82.Horrid Henry's great aunt
- 83.Inferior leader of orchestra getting duet's lower part
- 84.Official in struggle for small plant
- 85.Like ancient Greek music, sparkling stuff fills one part of concert
- 86.A small mountain lake, usually in a glacial cirque