Category: The Times – Specialist Crossword Answers
18-July-2021 | Page 1 of 1 | Crossword Buzz Answers

  1. 1.Pneumatic tyres finally in sudden increase over year
  2. 2.Word that can follow coconut, fiddler and spider
  3. 3.Small but aggressive European fish, with a large dorsal fin
  4. 4.Lined up fairly, it'll vanish with due processing
  5. 5.Hebe is one more sorry in speech
  6. 6.A challenging experience; a sea with no water
  7. 7.Adjective often seen in recipes, but not describing food
  8. 8.Refurbished store with a source of aphrodisiac?
  9. 9.Mathematician John ____'s best-known idea was, in his own words, "representing propositions by inclusive and exclusive circles”
  10. 10.Cases accepted by capital city's shark
  11. 11.13th-century ____ Budejovice was a famous beer's birthplace
  12. 12.In three of golf's four majors, this describes a second playoff if it's needed
  13. 13.Unknown or mostly unofficial delivery at Lords?
  14. 14.Vaclav ____ was the last president of Czechoslovakia
  15. 15.A knight in old yard finds Royalist's sheltering spot?
  16. 16.Body part with meadows, according the song Stardust
  17. 17."Retail ____” (business proverb)
  18. 18.Colouring material in half of an attachment
  19. 19.Forename of at least two female ministers in 21st-century Conservative governments
  20. 20.Face father pressed by whopping herbivore
  21. 21."Procrastination is the ____ of time” (Edward Young)
  22. 22."I didn't really mean those nasty words”
  23. 23.The ____ is a possible target for a cricket bowler
  24. 24.Deer got up having hind part tucked in
  25. 25.Always good to drain marsh
  26. 26.As a particular sound, English for nöff-nöff in Swedish or boo-boo in Japanese
  27. 27.More formally, the pips
  28. 28.Most of this island is on map 1 in the OS Landranger series
  29. 29.Ironic rejoinder here! Donut's barely changed alas
  30. 30.I advocate impractical reform and put it so in shake-up
  31. 31.St Petersburg's Church of the Saviour ____ was built where Alexander II was assassinated in 1881
  32. 32.____ water is normally found in river estuaries
  33. 33.Greek's keynote brooded over plateaux
  34. 34.Fruit named after a body part
  35. 35.English present a moment ago in Holyrood
  36. 36.Very upset by something
  37. 37.An ordinary man behaving like an aristocrat
  38. 38.Second concern initially dodged
  39. 39.A process that really happens in one's mind
  40. 40.Loads last of these aboard warships
  41. 41.Perversely named body of water in Kensington Gardens
  42. 42.Edouard Manet's A ____ includes two bottles of Bass
  43. 43.We study demersal life in high seas, caution is turned out
  44. 44.Chap such as Big Toomai deployed this in riverbank, usefully
  45. 45.Ian ____ wrote the Inspector Rebus crime novels
  46. 46.Yak hesitantly nearing one bound to graft cut cable
  47. 47."The ____” was a political cliché coined by CP Snow in a novel, and the title of a later one
  48. 48.To make someone popular
  49. 49.A pole proclaims my job in saloon, say, at capital's west side
  50. 50.Third-party deed is more amiss revolving round Conservative
  51. 51.In the Ehrenstein illusion, a square on ____ circles seems to have curved sides
  52. 52.The F in FBI
  53. 53.Our greed's corrupting game
  54. 54.Historically, an eastern European lancer
  55. 55.Brother non-com and French nationalist general
  56. 56.Column feature which distinguishes architecture's three classical orders
  57. 57.The instrument played by Leon Goossens and Heinz Holliger
  58. 58.New decorator is more fastidious
  59. 59.One ____ is about 0.0175 radians
  60. 60.Pic goes on developing the art of farming
  61. 61.The oxide yellowcake is often made in ____ production
  62. 62.A fruit tree trained to grow flat, often against a wall
  63. 63.A ____ line, which intersects all meridians at the same angle, is a straight line on a chart using the Mercator projection
  64. 64.Swashbuckler's thrust before gallant advance leading to fuss
  65. 65.Shoot up with special aluminium fin
  66. 66.To ____ something is to make it possible
  67. 67.1987 ITV series in which Robbie Coltrane fronted the Majestics, a Scottish pop group
  68. 68.TV quiz round in which a klaxon is often heard
  69. 69.As in poor taste covering what Elizabethan wore on Sunday
  70. 70.Uniform height in revolutionary Lyon is unconscionable
  71. 71.Javanese staple protein, a fermented soya bean product
  72. 72."O, Beulah, peel me a ____” (Mae West in I'm No Angel)
  73. 73.A description of Donald Trump's claims about the 2020 presidential election
  74. 74.Large Australian on a possible feature of rock pool
  75. 75.In the capacity of mouth's accumulation of greens?
  76. 76.Author of the Discworld novels
  77. 77.Equipment for this sport might be used to imitate the works of Jackson Pollock
  78. 78.Extreme pressure by French out of magistrates, as before
  79. 79.The ____ Mark 2 was seen in Inspector Morse and Withnail and I
  80. 80.Old golfer's lofted ball: doubly excellent set up
  81. 81.Someone who ____ someone else fills their role
  82. 82.Statesman revered in both Taiwan and communist China
  83. 83.Hazard is torpedoing safe journey back
  84. 84.From times gone by mock a wartime restriction
  85. 85.According to the Oxford Reference website, "Britain's most famous amateur dramatic society”