Category: The Times – Specialist
4-August-2019 | Page 1 of 1 | Crossword Zone 301 Clues & Answers
- Job of no consequence in Ireland! Little work and, gosh, I toil hard
- 2011 single by Simple Plan featuring Natasha Bedingfield
- The capital of Argentina
- Gardeners near their peak delight in these trees on a lake
- Raja in a state of drought starts to kick up
- The herpetologist Fink-Nottle in differing guises?
- Indian prime minister posthumously given the Bangladesh Freedom Honour for help in the War of Independence
- ____ Abbey is a likely photo stop for travellers on the A466 between Chepstow and Monmouth
- College failure becomes a pitcher
- Clock wherein you see trailer
- Canadian province named after a daughter of Queen Victoria
- Canned in Queensland adopting not forgotten way to stand
- Flat-race champion jockey ten times, 1914-1923
- Third place in the controversial 2005 US Grand Prix made ____ the only Portuguese Formula One driver with a podium finish
- Uni lads developing explosive mixtures
- US singer who had a 1962 hit with The Loco-Motion
- I'm no pro — in short, against avoiding brief
- The Duke of Norfolk in Shakespeare's Richard II
- To swell or bubble up
- Contemplation about one's wasting
- Alanis Morissette single which begins "An old man turned ninety-eight / He won the lottery and died the next day”
- Mapping of the moon or study of its features
- Pamplona's festival of ____ includes the running of the bulls
- Parent on dog's well-defined bit of body
- State of equilibrium between the earth's crust and mantle
- Faff about Rimbaud's named successor (in short in Latin)
- Organisation (part of Naafi) which was replaced by Combined Services Entertainment
- Carlsberg lager created to commemorate Winston Churchill's 1950 visit to Denmark
- Soppiness about old English black plant
- Stage name of Darrin O'Brien who had a 1992 hit with Informer
- Rare goose caught by inhumane neighbour
- Native mentioned in an expression of disbelief
- Sir Peter ____ was made Master of the Queen's Music in 2004
- Cake for broadcaster from Dublin
- What's left I used freely in base of daquiri
- The capital of Castile when it separated from Leon
- "Caveat ____” — let the buyer beware
- Cells selectively grown in a laboratory
- Charge one's own claim to being a doozy
- Answer is to go up with string to join pipes the old way
- Co Durham town, a childhood home of Stan Laurel
- Supplier of aromatic remedies is born with millions
- In a spiteful manner
- Whoops! I tend to flounder round boaters, or similar
- Memorable girl wanted at home about to board
- Pole holding a lighted slow match, once used to fire a cannon
- Type of dictionary that may be used by poets
- Brown would be excluded if opening with book
- Hat to leak
- The largest asteroid in the solar system
- Republic succeeded drawing in obsequious sorts
- To greet courteously, from a Latin word meaning "health”
- Russian ballet dancer who defected to Canada in 1974
- In due course joey will be stoked to get diluted soda etc
- "In real life, I assure you, there is no such thing as ____” (Fran Lebowitz)
- Who was famously refused gets it in? It's occasionally unearthed
- Advertising slogan for Stella Artois beer, 1982-2007
- Silver salmon (plural)
- Downy, in the manner of Wodehouse you might say
- Relating to or composed of bone
- Word which can follow sea, chili, and guide
- Odd form of compulsion finds this minatory PLC fazed
- Dancer who co-starred with Gene Kelly and Fred Astaire in 1950s films
- Yes, great pal is excited to make the final entrance?
- Admiral of the fleet, and first governor of Newfoundland; another admiral, an inspiration for Horatio Hornblower
- Main ingredient of a Bellini cocktail
- ____ and the Philippines are the only two countries with no divorce laws
- Anything or, for a few, nothing is accepted without opening
- In the A Nightmare on Elm Street films, the name of Freddie Krueger's mother
- Put out by online fault? Time to enter "delete”
- The ____ is a Scottish listings magazine published since 2005
- Pentecost festival as seen in Shakespeare's Henry IV, Part 2
- Question for right solver who enjoys trifles
- Benjamin ____ made Queen Victoria Empress of India
- Take up difficulty over point
- Wife of Pander, the brothel-keeper in Pericles, Prince of Tyre
- One of the first digital graphical computer games, based on noughts and crosses and written in 1952
- Rhubarb and honey — mean to be ordinary
- Guard clearing right of access for that reason
- Ilhan ____ was invited to "go back to where she came from” in a Donald Trump tweet
- Gareth ____, former prop forward for Bath and England
- Bog into which Christian sinks in The Pilgrim's Progress
- Eg, Bravo Charlie . . . Romeo by instant messaging