Category: The Times – Specialist Crossword Answers
6-October-2019 | Page 1 of 1 | Crossword Buzz Answers
- 1.One who treats eye disorders and defects
- 2.Projects crown in distinguished society
- 3.Old Mexican pair fix a mast which keeps you going
- 4.Portable cassette player launched by Sony in 1979
- 5.Quiz show whose theme music is called College Boy
- 6.Alas, no longer such a roar sustains it
- 7.American actor whose comedy roles included that of Dr Michael Hfuhruhurr
- 8.Sermon about stone dropping from repair
- 9.Byzantine art's about embracing senseless state's warts and all
- 10.A dog's rudimentary inner toe
- 11.Fictional rough collie dog created by Eric Knight
- 12.Benefit close to British stall
- 13.By Ed Sheeran and Stormzy, the first UK No 1 single with a title including the place name in the final word
- 14.Grant not quite covering pastoral poem scanned by old poet
- 15.M— is winding out of Hampshire, possibly giving alternate junction
- 16.Native of Riga
- 17.Animated cartoon character whose nemesis is Baron Greenback
- 18.Norse god of battle, identified with Mars
- 19.Way to read that's raised support for fine Parisian lass
- 20.A current 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown team captain
- 21.Scots show press Irish woman who must work
- 22.Aston Villa club captain when they were promoted to the First Division in 1988
- 23.To yoke an animal to a wagon
- 24.Old files bearing fruit
- 25."____ is for appearing on, not looking at” (Noel Coward)
- 26.Reflecting on stylish and grand European church first
- 27.British ocean liner sunk by a German U-boat in 1915
- 28.Removing a magnetic field, especially from a screen
- 29.Joanna Lumley was the first house model for this fashion designer
- 30.We don't appear fit Home Secretary admitted in reversal
- 31.Insect mentioned in some vacuum cleaner advertising
- 32.Light traces of silk transform dress
- 33.A circle is the ____ of points equally far from a given point
- 34.Australian fashion designer who opened London's Flamingo Park boutique in 1973
- 35.Very dense cove concealing a crate
- 36."If the world were clear, ____ would not exist” (Albert Camus)
- 37.Roman Catholic doctrine favouring the stricter course in doubtful cases of conscience
- 38.Bear that rallying in court
- 39.The first black person to have a No 1 hit in the UK Singles Chart
- 40.Prior pope tipped for free celebrations
- 41.In Europe's catholic countries, the ____ calendar was introduced in 1582
- 42.Slayer of the Minotaur
- 43.Henry, somewhat critical bloke clutching cocaine — jerk
- 44.Danseur's movement worked at constantly wanting depth
- 45.Rock band formed by brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher
- 46.Plant with prickly leaves often featured in Corinthian architecture
- 47.Perennial plant also called livelong
- 48.Pigeon belonging to you and me in Georgia
- 49.I put in Scots for Enzedder's chatty definition
- 50.Putti
- 51.The European bison
- 52.Gaff, say, is standard
- 53.In Macbeth, ____ flees to Ireland after his father is murdered
- 54.Harry in essence gives rent historically based on stock
- 55.Uniform beside Merchant Navy po
- 56.Benjamin Britten opera, and popular name of Elizabeth I
- 57.1997 Spice Girls song and a BBC TV programme since 2004
- 58.Even places in free Attica show networks
- 59.Sir Thomas Beecham founded London's ____ in 1946
- 60.Flight from Spain initially heading 180° — hold this course
- 61.Little air? Loosen attire that winds up attendee
- 62.The celebrated astronomical work of Ptolemy
- 63.Jewish calendar month formerly called Abib
- 64.More than one Charlie, say, boarding eastern trains
- 65.Bob ____, the underpaid clerk in A Christmas Carol
- 66.Harness Baroque amorino
- 67.In knitting, a completed line of stitches
- 68.Mayor of New York City, 1978-89
- 69.Potty lists with main political policy
- 70.____ took 2,361 wickets for Middlesex, 1949-82
- 71.Pollution in second Highland town
- 72.Dr Seuss book featuring companions Thing One and Thing Two
- 73.Cretaceous dinosaur popularly regarded as chief rival to Tyrannosaurus rex
- 74.Organ which produces both egg cells and spermatozoa
- 75.Favourite old salt
- 76.Rough silk fabric named after a province of China
- 77.Open tart with sweet or savoury filling
- 78.Possibly pedometer is really more prudent
- 79.Informally, Boston (Massachusetts)
- 80.Beast understanding to beat mostly old staff
- 81.Tin Pan Alley song which starts "The night was mighty dark so you could hardly see”
- 82."It is not the dark place that ____, but the dim eye” (Thomas Carlyle)
- 83.Become aware of light trail in position of contact
- 84.Nickname of Al Capone
- 85.Cute son bolting greens to an excessive degree
- 86.Canadian country music singer born Eilleen Edwards