Category: The Times – Specialist Crossword Answers
12-September-2021 | Page 1 of 1 | Crossword Buzz Answers

  1. 1.____ differ in atomic structures but not formulae
  2. 2.Cheers much reduced parking in the end
  3. 3.Peanuts character usually seen with a blue security blanket
  4. 4.Lorna Doone novel one's left in US city
  5. 5.A further broadcast of a TV show
  6. 6.Mixture of fat and flour, used as a thickener
  7. 7.Handle ordered from Athens
  8. 8.Party member overseeing golf tournament made public
  9. 9.In music, moderately soft
  10. 10.Prepare to play just before a tennis match
  11. 11.A young male eloper, named after a romantic hero in Walter Scott's Marmion
  12. 12.Bird in shed is a blackbird
  13. 13.One who would study the Zend-Avesta
  14. 14.One old coin associated with a quarter
  15. 15.Fifa's original World Cup trophy was named after ____
  16. 16.Evil sorcerer sent to stop the Faerie Queene's knights
  17. 17.Late comedian, a long-term team captain on 8 Out of 10 Cats
  18. 18.Boiler has to be put out? Extinguisher needed
  19. 19.Scorer of one England goal in the 1966 World Cup Final
  20. 20.Expression heard for body of soldiers years ago
  21. 21.Breaking down of organic tissue, eg in metamorphosis
  22. 22.Landlocked country whose capital is Ouagadougou
  23. 23.Girl, 50 gets entry for a year
  24. 24.Heraldic beasts painted in cellulose, not for all to see
  25. 25.Canadian humorist Stephen ____ observed that "angling” is the name given to fishing by people who can't fish
  26. 26.Practice which features asanas
  27. 27.The USA's first electronic programmable computer, completed in 1945
  28. 28.Eagle seen in ground briefly on a swamp
  29. 29.Weaver from Portuguese resort cheated, nothing less
  30. 30.The 1958 ____ of Nantes gave Huguenots freedom of worship
  31. 31.Buckinghamshire town once described by Bill Bailey as "Satan's lay-by”
  32. 32.Roald Dahl's title character with psychokinetic powers
  33. 33.One month to get a measure of Sky
  34. 34.Duncan's end: heartlessly cut up
  35. 35.The Swiss-French architect Charles-Edouard Jeanneret
  36. 36.19th-century dance with a name suggesting a Polish origin
  37. 37.Loony mate ignoring tips at work — he's associated with many a vice
  38. 38.____ has about 22 per cent of Earth's surface fresh water
  39. 39.Ace bowler perhaps brought back for South African flier
  40. 40.Must stop eating nuts when short of money
  41. 41.Flemish composer Adrian ____ was maestro di capella at St Mark's, Venice, 1527-62
  42. 42.1965 war film which premiered on the 21st anniversary of the beginning of its titular event
  43. 43.Beginning short of energy once
  44. 44.Greek goddess of victory
  45. 45.German vehicle project
  46. 46."The ____ are unfortunate: nothing can satisfy them” (Jean de La Fontaine)
  47. 47.County described as "that mysterious and romantic land” by Stanley Baldwin
  48. 48.Magistrate has space for writing device
  49. 49.Military tactic used extensively by the Viet Cong
  50. 50.Wilde's bachelor, large libertine with no end of invention
  51. 51.Colloquially, jargon used by ecological campaigners
  52. 52.City of Punjab, centre of the Sikh faith
  53. 53.What would be misplaced as Germany, east coast? Worms
  54. 54.Heitor ____, South America's best-known classical composer, wrote Bachinanas Brasilieras
  55. 55.Minor motoring brushes can lead to combustible cases
  56. 56.Anglicised spelling of the capital of Italy's Liguria region
  57. 57.One who lives by or near flowing water
  58. 58.Novelist who wrote the poem The Listeners along with many works for children
  59. 59.Hour with a German poet
  60. 60.Word which may precede "suit” or "lizard”
  61. 61.Have teg finally, thanks to a shepherd's club
  62. 62.The fat of a pig
  63. 63.The home of England's only working slate mine, between Buttermere and Borrowdale
  64. 64.Will's share is a large draw
  65. 65.Actor who rose to fame in The Office and appeared in three Pirates of the Caribbean films
  66. 66.Having no direction, senior nurses caught sadly short
  67. 67.Irish comedian who said he first gave up smoking aged 8
  68. 68.Among US state flags, the unique feature of that of Hawaii
  69. 69.Scottish lover long forgotten by Indian head
  70. 70.Thoroughly upset stuff in contest?
  71. 71.America's prairies are examples of this type of landscape
  72. 72.English female gymnast who won four gold medals at the 2014 Commonwealth Games
  73. 73.The Earth is a example of this type of spheroid
  74. 74.Rowing movement ending in hullabaloo and absolute fury
  75. 75.A Scot claiming unemployment benefit is "____”
  76. 76.Informally, crammed with people or things
  77. 77.Run one, or two if start's recalled
  78. 78.Two-act opera by Leoncavallo — literally "clowns”
  79. 79.Railway special involving diversion for some
  80. 80.With weak acting, Director's beginning to try black lead
  81. 81.Goalkeeper who scored from a record-breaking distance of 97.5 yards in 2013 for Stoke City against Southampton
  82. 82.Horrid Henry's great aunt
  83. 83.Inferior leader of orchestra getting duet's lower part
  84. 84.Official in struggle for small plant
  85. 85.Like ancient Greek music, sparkling stuff fills one part of concert
  86. 86.A small mountain lake, usually in a glacial cirque