The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 013

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Clues Answers
“You can’t have something for nothing” in the commonest acronym form tanstaafl
1966 film about a Cockney Lothario ALFIE
A fish named after a bird parrot wrasse
A group’s set of moral values ETHIC
A horizontal rather than vertical way into a mine ADIT
A territory ruled by an Islamic monarch EMIRATE
According to a popular witticism, it’s not what it used to be NOSTALGIA
According to Forbes magazine (in 2015), the world’s most valuable sports team Real Madrid
Actor who played Sam Mussabini in Chariots of Fire Ian Holm
Area of Bradford, known for the ____ Working Men’s Club IDLE
Art work for which a mirror is useful self-portrait
Artist mentioned (appropriately) in the first scene of Wagner’s Mastersingers of Nuremberg Albrecht Durer
Author of Catch-22 Joseph Heller
Author of The Diary of a Young Girl Anne Frank
Biblical kingdom east of the Dead Sea MOAB
Birds of prey that may be black or red KITES
Dutch master of tessellation M C Escher
Feel unwell or perform badly not be oneself
Food for soldiers RATIONS
From western Hispaniola HAITIAN
Government or rule in India RAJ
Harry Burnett ____ invented Peanut Butter Cups in 1928 REESE
Have a snooze rest in the arms of Morpheus
Heavy device for pressing clothes sad-iron
Hindi word for a company, especially one in manufacturing udyog
Hot southerly wind in North Africa khamsin
Inflammation of a breast or udder MASTITIS
Kingdom formerly part of Britain’s Gold Coast colony ASHANTI
Latin for a precious metal AURUM
Member of one of twelve tribes ISRAELITE
Clues Answers
Morocco’s largest city CASABLANCA
Name for different large deer species in North America and Europe ELK
Nick Nolte starred in this 1997 US film telling the story of a New Hampshire policeman AFFLICTION
Nirvana’s lead singer Kurt Cobain
Painter of The Ambassadors, a much-discussed double portrait Hans Holbein
Painter of The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Nicolaes Tulp Rembrandt van Rijn
Press the flesh shake hands and kiss babies
Programming language named after a 14th century philosopher OCCAM
Science used to conserve the environment green tech
Someone who might produce a 45 EGOTIST
Stones, shells and gravel as an oyster bed Culch
Strategy board game in which Argentina, Brazil, Peru and Venezuela make South America RISK
Substance like glue or cement ADHESIVE
The best-known of Belgium’s Abbey beers leffe
The film that made Quentin Tarantino famous Reservoir Dogs
The kind of font used in the Sunday Times crossword solution SANS
The opposite of compression RAREFACTION
The size of a book with 64 pages thirty-twomo
The ____ company’s rule became the British 39A in 1858 East India
The ____ Rocks are about 12 miles from Plymouth EDDYSTONE
Theodor ___ wrote the Zionist pamphlet Der Judenstaat herzl
Thermodynamic quantity represented by S ENTROPY
Traveller on snow Sledger
Version of a vinyl record not normally sold to the public ACETATE
Victorian caricaturist who illustrated Oliver Twist George Cruikshank
Violinist Fritz ____ wrote many pieces for his instrument KREISLER
Virginia ____ beat Billie Jean King in the 1968 US Open final WADE
What you need to hit the peg in croquet rover ball
Winter sports implement similar to a snowboard MONOSKI
Words after “northern” or “great” in names for the amphibian Triturus cristatus crested newt