The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2020 Jul 12

• A bitter bark formerly used in medicine Crossword Clue
• “A ____ cord is not quickly broken” (Ecclesiastes) Crossword Clue
• Aircraft manufacturer founded in Seattle in 1916 Crossword Clue
• America golfer, nicknamed The King, who won the Open in 1961 and 1962 Crossword Clue
• American social reformer and suffragist who worked closely with Elizabeth Stanton Crossword Clue
• American union leader and criminal, played by Jack Nicholson in a 1992 film Crossword Clue
• Animal in the same family as humans and some great apes Crossword Clue
• An Italian lady Crossword Clue
• Australian tennis player, winner of four 1950s grand slam men’s singles titles Crossword Clue
• British javelin thrower whose main rival in the 1980s was Petra Felke Crossword Clue
• By PH Newby, the first winner of the Booker Prize Crossword Clue
• Canadian tennis player, runner-up to Andy Murray in the 2016 Wimbledon men’s singles final Crossword Clue
• Carmarthenshire’s largest town Crossword Clue
• Clerical office which is an anagram of SUNDAY BEER Crossword Clue
• Daughter of Polonius and lover of Hamlet Crossword Clue
• Ecological zone, often named after its main vegetation Crossword Clue
• English furniture style of the late 18th century Crossword Clue
• Fastener with two arms pushed through a hole and bent Crossword Clue
• Grandma and Chalkie often appeared in cartoons by ____ Crossword Clue
• Having a pale brown-yellow colour Crossword Clue
• Hexahedrons of dehydrated bouillon Crossword Clue
• “If anything might ____ him now / The kind old sun will know” (Wilfred Owen) Crossword Clue
• In French, “faire du ____” is to go cycling Crossword Clue
• In Zambia, one hundredth of a kwacha Crossword Clue
• John Major’s successor as leader of the Conservative party Crossword Clue
• ____ Kettle were hillbillies with 15 children in a 1940s and 1950s Universal Studios comedy series Crossword Clue
• Kos, Santorini, and Rhodes are some of the ____ Crossword Clue
• Language with the oldest vernacular literature in Western Europe Crossword Clue
• Leguminous tree whose wood is often used as barbecue fuel in the southern USA Crossword Clue
• London football club managed by Mikel Arteta Crossword Clue
• Malta’s northwesterly island neighbour Crossword Clue
• Mapping or study of the moon’s features Crossword Clue
• ____ played Howard Kirk in the 1981 BBC adaptation of Malcolm Bradbury’s The History Man Crossword Clue
• Roman poet who had a feud with his former friend Nero Crossword Clue
• Skin condition characterised by red blisters and itchiness Crossword Clue
• Star Trek character originally played by James Doohan, and more recently by Simon Pegg Crossword Clue
• Swiss ski resort, a popular destination for the international jet set Crossword Clue
• “The best bunker buster” according to Scott Ritter, a UN weapons inspector in Iraq in the 1990s Crossword Clue
• The capital of Dominica Crossword Clue
• The first British player to participate in a 20th-century world chess championship final Crossword Clue
• The former status of this town in Angus is reflected in the name of its football team Crossword Clue
• The Isle of Man’s Tynwald comprises the Legislative Council and the ____ Crossword Clue
• The Open University’s home town Crossword Clue
• The windpipe Crossword Clue
• Trader exploiting market imperfections Crossword Clue
• “Whatever our souls are made of, ____” (Wuthering Heights) Crossword Clue