The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2018 Feb 18

• 1976 musical gangster comedy movie with a cast of children Crossword Clue
• 2009 film starring Colin Firth, based on a Christopher Isherwood novel about a gay academic Crossword Clue
• A constellation named after an ancient Greek musical instrument Crossword Clue
• A deadly sin Crossword Clue
• Adjustable diaphragm used in most modern cameras Crossword Clue
• A ____ is the last entire pet called Eric in Monty Python’s Fish Licence sketch Crossword Clue
• A kitchen mill or grater, both with three choices for the rotating component Crossword Clue
• Alfredo ____ scored for Real Madrid in five European Cup victories Crossword Clue
• A long-legged wading bird Crossword Clue
• Ancient Roman military unit with about 500 soldiers Crossword Clue
• ____ and the Range of Light is a book of Ansel Adams photos Crossword Clue
• A poem with six verses, all ending with the first or last line of the first verse Crossword Clue
• As at least some people think Crossword Clue
• As sold in the UK, this Italian sausage comes from Bologna Crossword Clue
• As something to be on, an opposite to 'wagon' Crossword Clue
• At sea, 'stop!' Crossword Clue
• Austrian abbot whose work started modern genetics Crossword Clue
• Avoid going to bed Crossword Clue
• Backward movement of a fired gun Crossword Clue
• Behaviour matching that of most other people Crossword Clue
• Britain’s highest chalk sea cliff Crossword Clue
• Character who does not eat Sophie in a Roald Dahl book Crossword Clue
• Czech composer of The Bartered Bride Crossword Clue
• Emily Brontë character played in films by Laurence Olivier, Timothy Dalton and Ralph Fiennes Crossword Clue
• English syllable, maybe repeated, equivalent to 'grunz' in German, 'boo' in Japanese, and 'nöff' in Swedish Crossword Clue
• Former centre of Catharism in France’s Tarn department Crossword Clue
• Former name for the western part of New Guinea, annexed by Indonesia in 1962 Crossword Clue
• French mathematician, whose topological Conjecture was proved in 2003 Crossword Clue
• Group of museums informally called 'America’s attic' Crossword Clue
• Gut feelings may also be located ____ Crossword Clue
• In Australia, genuine or true Crossword Clue
• Informally, the first US president to win the Nobel peace prize Crossword Clue
• In marketing, ____ time is the period during which a customer waits in a queue Crossword Clue
• '____ is not the art of scholars, but illiterates' (Werner Herzog) Crossword Clue
• Lowest possible rating in many online reviews Crossword Clue
• Lytton ____ wrote Eminent Victorians, which revolutionised biographical writing Crossword Clue
• Of a business, no longer operating Crossword Clue
• One of the 'ines herbes' in French cuisine Crossword Clue
• Permission to be absent from a school or college Crossword Clue
• River in Devon, with a small population of beavers Crossword Clue
• Someone who makes tight-fitting undergarments Crossword Clue
• Sydney is its largest city Crossword Clue
• The 1942-3 battle of ____ is possibly the bloodiest in history Crossword Clue
• The 'apple of love' in some European languages Crossword Clue
• The ____ Channel is between Mexico and Cuba Crossword Clue
• The first talkie feature film, starring Al Jolson Crossword Clue
• The last major British TV drama series made in black and white, first shown in 1967 Crossword Clue
• The police of this port 'dismisseth us' in a tongue-twister Crossword Clue
• The second electronic digital stored-program computer, first used at the University of Cambridge in 1949 Crossword Clue
• Thomas Love Peacock novel, similar to his previous Headlong Hall Crossword Clue
• Type of missile used to destroy other missiles Crossword Clue
• Urban railway system in Germany Crossword Clue
• Widespread hatred, often incurred as a result of one’s actions Crossword Clue
• Winston Churchill’s birthplace Crossword Clue
• Woven fabric with a pattern of diagonal ridges Crossword Clue