The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2021 May 16

• 1927 novel featuring Harry Haller Crossword Clue
• 4.1 million Ford ____s were sold in the UK, 1968-2000 Crossword Clue
• Another name for an avocado Crossword Clue
• A ___ stalk often garnishes a bloody mary Crossword Clue
• Athletics track surface, not in Olympic use after 1964 Crossword Clue
• Bam Margera and Johnny Knoxville, for example Crossword Clue
• Barrister who co-wrote The Goldfish Bowl: Married to the Prime Minister Crossword Clue
• Bird in the genus Podicipedidae, commonly “arsefoot”, which means much the same Crossword Clue
• Catch-all name given to Theodore Roosevelt’s 1901-09 domestic programme Crossword Clue
• Colloquial term for an ophthalmologist Crossword Clue
• Country central to the 19th-century “Great Game” Crossword Clue
• County symbolised by a rampant white horse Crossword Clue
• Elvis Presley’s first No 1 hit Crossword Clue
• Escaping danger in a cunning way Crossword Clue
• Feminist author of Sexual Personae, published in 1990 Crossword Clue
• Host country of the first World Cup Crossword Clue
• In 1962, Andy Warhol made an eight-hour slow-motion film about this structure Crossword Clue
• In a modern idiom, to mention something Crossword Clue
• In cuisine, the thymus or pancreas of a lamb or calf Crossword Clue
• “I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I just ____.” (George Best) Crossword Clue
• Italian city whose main square is dominated by the facade of Basilica di San Petronio, unfinished for over 400 years Crossword Clue
• Ken Kesey’s 1960s “____ tests” were counter-culture social events Crossword Clue
• Name for an Islamic religious leader rarely heard in the west before 1978 Crossword Clue
• Natural or spontaneous Crossword Clue
• New York’s former “gateway to the New World” Crossword Clue
• North American river; martyr whose symbol is a gridiron Crossword Clue
• Novelist who flew a Gloster Gladiator biplane during the Second World War Crossword Clue
• Person who refuses to do or support something Crossword Clue
• Pigment containing ferric oxide Crossword Clue
• Prefix meaning “correct”, eg in a word related to dentistry Crossword Clue
• Princess who married Louis XIII in 1615 when they were both 14 years old Crossword Clue
• Scottish hunting or fishing assistant Crossword Clue
• Shrubs cultivated for their domed flower heads Crossword Clue
• Singer who, in a 2020 Youtube post, adapted his own lyrics to: “Hands, washing hands, reaching out, don’t touch me, I won’t touch you” Crossword Clue
• Steven ____ is one half of Aerosmith’s “toxic twins” Crossword Clue
• The 1940s Operation Bernhard sought to destabilise this currency Crossword Clue
• The ____ anniversary of the formation of the SAS is in July Crossword Clue
• The human body’s largest bone which is embedded inside a tendon or muscle Crossword Clue
• “The letter, perhaps, began in bitterness, but it did not end so. The ____ is charity itself.” (Darcy in Pride and Prejudice) Crossword Clue
• ____, the UK’s first working-class cabinet minister (in 1905) later coined the phrase “The Thames is liquid history” Crossword Clue
• Trailblazing actor, who won an Oscar for Lilies of the Field in 1963 Crossword Clue
• Train for tourists which makes weekly journeys from Adelaide to Darwin via Alice Springs Crossword Clue
• Viscountess who became Plymouth’s MP in 1919 Crossword Clue
• Wading bird in the same biological family as snipes and curlews Crossword Clue
• Warriors defeated by Hercules in his ninth labour Crossword Clue
• You Were Made for Me was a 1963 hit for this band, noted for co-ordinated dance routines Crossword Clue