The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2023 Jul 16

• 1917 battle also called the third battle of Ypres Crossword Clue
• 1978 sitcom which was a spin-off from Porridge Crossword Clue
• A board next to a sink, or a rack placed on it Crossword Clue
• After the Second World War, clothes were ____ in 1949 Crossword Clue
• Among the lost tribes of Israel, ____ and Manasseh formed the House of Joseph Crossword Clue
• '____ and means' is taxation or other government fund-raising Crossword Clue
• Another name for the slide guitar playing style Crossword Clue
• Antipodean community events with barbecued meat Crossword Clue
• Arizona's ___ reservation is surrounded by the Navajo one Crossword Clue
• Arthur Lasenby ____, a former draper's apprentice, founded a Regent Street shop in 1875 Crossword Clue
• Arts programme in the post-Newsnight 'graveyard slot' on BBC2 in the early 1990s Crossword Clue
• A (usually wooden) jigsaw piece in a recognisable shape, often related to the picture Crossword Clue
• Band whose only UK No 1 was I Owe You Nothing in 1988 Crossword Clue
• BBC radio show (1956-88) in which convoluted explanations of phrases became a notable feature Crossword Clue
• Brand name for gin and cigarettes in Orwell's 1984 Crossword Clue
• Damien Thorn is killed in Omen III: ____ Crossword Clue
• 'Damn braces: ____ relaxes' (Blake, Proverbs of Hell) Crossword Clue
• Disease which probably killed over 100 million people in 14th-century Europe Crossword Clue
• Dung beetles and fish eagles ____ what they eat Crossword Clue
• Ecaterina ____, of Romania, won four gymnastics gold medals at the 1984 Olympics Crossword Clue
• In an uninspired way Crossword Clue
• In economics, graphs showing how prices affect sales Crossword Clue
• Informal name for a photovoltaic power station Crossword Clue
• In poetry, the reverse of an iamb Crossword Clue
• In psychiatry, a continual feeling of tiredness Crossword Clue
• Jack ____ was a pioneer in the literary Beat Generation Crossword Clue
• Leonhard ____'s 'identity' combines e, i, pi, 1 and 0 as fundamental numbers in mathematics Crossword Clue
• Mortar slope around a chimney top which throws off water Crossword Clue
• Narrow length of wood used to make barrels or pipes Crossword Clue
• Nasality in someone's speech Crossword Clue
• Novelist whose best-known words are 'mad, bad, and dangerous to know' about Lord Byron Crossword Clue
• Of a leaf edge, having rounded 'teeth' Crossword Clue
• Opaque or opalescent precious stones are often cut ____ Crossword Clue
• ____ pasture is used beyond its capacity Crossword Clue
• Pottery exported from Japan in the Meiji period Crossword Clue
• Reductio ad ____ is a way of arguing for an idea by considering the implications of its opposite Crossword Clue
• ____ replaced Mombasa as an African capital city in 1907 Crossword Clue
• River which rises in the Vosges and flows into the Moselle Crossword Clue
• Slender pale mushroom used in Japanese cuisine Crossword Clue
• Something that drifted in a hypothesis suggested by Alfred Wegener in 1912 Crossword Clue
• Song used in Warner Bros films of the 1930s and 42nd Street Crossword Clue
• The department junior played by Trevor Bannister in Are You Being Served? Crossword Clue
• The high priest who anointed Solomon in Kings I Crossword Clue
• This nation is 'a mountaintop' in some football coverage Crossword Clue
• Unpleasant or harmful discharges Crossword Clue
• What Queen will do in one of their best-known singles Crossword Clue
• 'Whenever I hear a man talking of the advantages of our ____ sex, I look upon it as the prelude to some new act of authority' (Letitia Landon) Crossword Clue
• Words or morphemes from which later words are derived Crossword Clue
• World Match Play Championship golf course, 1964-2007 Crossword Clue