The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2017 Dec 31

• 1952 film noir with no dialogue, starring Ray Milland Crossword Clue
• 1967 single by Petula Clark, written by Charlie Chaplin Crossword Clue
• African republic situated between Ghana and Benin Crossword Clue
• A Hindu religious teacher Crossword Clue
• A hurricane, as described in the title of the best-known novel by Richard Hughes Crossword Clue
• Amusing in a peculiar fashion Crossword Clue
• An ant Crossword Clue
• Archaic word meaning ignorance Crossword Clue
• A settee, its name from an Arabic word for a raised platform Crossword Clue
• A soldier of a light cavalry regiment Crossword Clue
• BBC documentary series hosted by Neil Oliver and Nicholas Crane Crossword Clue
• Botanical name for a grape or a grapelike berry Crossword Clue
• Brand name of four types of Italian vermouth Crossword Clue
• Brand name used by Vincent Bach, who made trumpets and trombones rather than string instruments Crossword Clue
• Broad-winged bird of prey often used in falconry Crossword Clue
• Colombian captain of AS Monaco and all-time top scorer for his national team Crossword Clue
• Consumer protection body replaced by the Competition and Markets Authority in 2014 Crossword Clue
• Cosmetic treatment of the feet Crossword Clue
• Dehydration by evaporation is used to produce this foodstuff Crossword Clue
• Elvis Costello and the Attractions single which followed Oliver’s Army Crossword Clue
• Extinct elephant-like mammal Crossword Clue
• Franz Kafka novel published posthumously in 1925 Crossword Clue
• Genus including most of the tree ferns grown in British gardens Crossword Clue
• In a relationship Crossword Clue
• In sailing, the distance made to windward while tacking Crossword Clue
• Jewish term for the Passover festival Crossword Clue
• Long distance footpath which runs from Winchester to Eastbourne Crossword Clue
• Musical genre of the 1980s identified by the smiley face symbol Crossword Clue
• Passage through which a fluid enters a machine Crossword Clue
• Rail service with St Pancras International as its main station in the UK Crossword Clue
• Reason for a yachtswoman to tack Crossword Clue
• Setting of the 2004 video game Grand Theft Auto Crossword Clue
• Severe poverty Crossword Clue
• Shortened name of the drug commonly called heroin Crossword Clue
• Short story by Daphne du Maurier, later a film starring Julie Christie and Donald Sutherland Crossword Clue
• Slang word for money Crossword Clue
• Small, long-eared member of the Equus genus Crossword Clue
• Songs or poems celebrating a marriage Crossword Clue
• Subterranean ____ Blues, a song by Bob Dylan Crossword Clue
• Surname of the Tennessee politician who died at the siege of the Alamo Crossword Clue
• The affliction graphospasm, also called scrivener’s palsy Crossword Clue
• The ____ agreement of 1985 relaxed a number of European border controls Crossword Clue
• The belladonna lily Crossword Clue
• The Downs is a roadstead between ____ and the Goodwin Sands Crossword Clue
• The monetary unit of Paraguay Crossword Clue
• The muse of astronomy and another name for Aphrodite Crossword Clue
• The original Good King Wenceslas was a duke of ____ Crossword Clue
• The President of Sudan Crossword Clue
• The “sport of kings” Crossword Clue
• This element’s atomic number is 1 Crossword Clue
• Tibet’s forbidden city Crossword Clue
• Time after which TV programmes unsuitable for children may be broadcast Crossword Clue
• To draw or paint Crossword Clue
• Turnips, to the Scottish Crossword Clue
• Type of car called a station wagon in the USA Crossword Clue
• Ukraine city whose previous names include Hughesovka and Stalino Crossword Clue
• Unwanted fish or other aquatic creatures in a fisherman’s net Crossword Clue
• William Herschel used a microscope to show that this marine animal is not a plant Crossword Clue