Category: The Times – Specialist Crossword Answers
6-October-2019 | Page 1 of 1 | Crossword Buzz Answers

  1. 1.One who treats eye disorders and defects
  2. 2.Projects crown in distinguished society
  3. 3.Old Mexican pair fix a mast which keeps you going
  4. 4.Portable cassette player launched by Sony in 1979
  5. 5.Quiz show whose theme music is called College Boy
  6. 6.Alas, no longer such a roar sustains it
  7. 7.American actor whose comedy roles included that of Dr Michael Hfuhruhurr
  8. 8.Sermon about stone dropping from repair
  9. 9.Byzantine art's about embracing senseless state's warts and all
  10. 10.A dog's rudimentary inner toe
  11. 11.Fictional rough collie dog created by Eric Knight
  12. 12.Benefit close to British stall
  13. 13.By Ed Sheeran and Stormzy, the first UK No 1 single with a title including the place name in the final word
  14. 14.Grant not quite covering pastoral poem scanned by old poet
  15. 15.M— is winding out of Hampshire, possibly giving alternate junction
  16. 16.Native of Riga
  17. 17.Animated cartoon character whose nemesis is Baron Greenback
  18. 18.Norse god of battle, identified with Mars
  19. 19.Way to read that's raised support for fine Parisian lass
  20. 20.A current 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown team captain
  21. 21.Scots show press Irish woman who must work
  22. 22.Aston Villa club captain when they were promoted to the First Division in 1988
  23. 23.To yoke an animal to a wagon
  24. 24.Old files bearing fruit
  25. 25."____ is for appearing on, not looking at” (Noel Coward)
  26. 26.Reflecting on stylish and grand European church first
  27. 27.British ocean liner sunk by a German U-boat in 1915
  28. 28.Removing a magnetic field, especially from a screen
  29. 29.Joanna Lumley was the first house model for this fashion designer
  30. 30.We don't appear fit Home Secretary admitted in reversal
  31. 31.Insect mentioned in some vacuum cleaner advertising
  32. 32.Light traces of silk transform dress
  33. 33.A circle is the ____ of points equally far from a given point
  34. 34.Australian fashion designer who opened London's Flamingo Park boutique in 1973
  35. 35.Very dense cove concealing a crate
  36. 36."If the world were clear, ____ would not exist” (Albert Camus)
  37. 37.Roman Catholic doctrine favouring the stricter course in doubtful cases of conscience
  38. 38.Bear that rallying in court
  39. 39.The first black person to have a No 1 hit in the UK Singles Chart
  40. 40.Prior pope tipped for free celebrations
  41. 41.In Europe's catholic countries, the ____ calendar was introduced in 1582
  42. 42.Slayer of the Minotaur
  43. 43.Henry, somewhat critical bloke clutching cocaine — jerk
  44. 44.Danseur's movement worked at constantly wanting depth
  45. 45.Rock band formed by brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher
  46. 46.Plant with prickly leaves often featured in Corinthian architecture
  47. 47.Perennial plant also called livelong
  48. 48.Pigeon belonging to you and me in Georgia
  49. 49.I put in Scots for Enzedder's chatty definition
  50. 50.Putti
  51. 51.The European bison
  52. 52.Gaff, say, is standard
  53. 53.In Macbeth, ____ flees to Ireland after his father is murdered
  54. 54.Harry in essence gives rent historically based on stock
  55. 55.Uniform beside Merchant Navy po
  56. 56.Benjamin Britten opera, and popular name of Elizabeth I
  57. 57.1997 Spice Girls song and a BBC TV programme since 2004
  58. 58.Even places in free Attica show networks
  59. 59.Sir Thomas Beecham founded London's ____ in 1946
  60. 60.Flight from Spain initially heading 180° — hold this course
  61. 61.Little air? Loosen attire that winds up attendee
  62. 62.The celebrated astronomical work of Ptolemy
  63. 63.Jewish calendar month formerly called Abib
  64. 64.More than one Charlie, say, boarding eastern trains
  65. 65.Bob ____, the underpaid clerk in A Christmas Carol
  66. 66.Harness Baroque amorino
  67. 67.In knitting, a completed line of stitches
  68. 68.Mayor of New York City, 1978-89
  69. 69.Potty lists with main political policy
  70. 70.____ took 2,361 wickets for Middlesex, 1949-82
  71. 71.Pollution in second Highland town
  72. 72.Dr Seuss book featuring companions Thing One and Thing Two
  73. 73.Cretaceous dinosaur popularly regarded as chief rival to Tyrannosaurus rex
  74. 74.Organ which produces both egg cells and spermatozoa
  75. 75.Favourite old salt
  76. 76.Rough silk fabric named after a province of China
  77. 77.Open tart with sweet or savoury filling
  78. 78.Possibly pedometer is really more prudent
  79. 79.Informally, Boston (Massachusetts)
  80. 80.Beast understanding to beat mostly old staff
  81. 81.Tin Pan Alley song which starts "The night was mighty dark so you could hardly see”
  82. 82."It is not the dark place that ____, but the dim eye” (Thomas Carlyle)
  83. 83.Become aware of light trail in position of contact
  84. 84.Nickname of Al Capone
  85. 85.Cute son bolting greens to an excessive degree
  86. 86.Canadian country music singer born Eilleen Edwards