The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2024 May 19

• A 3W LED bulb produces 200 ____s Crossword Clue
• A matching jumper and cardigan Crossword Clue
• A naval flag often indicating nationality Crossword Clue
• Ancient Roman name for the Mediterranean Sea Crossword Clue
• Aquatic nymph of Greek mythology Crossword Clue
• Australian soprano born Helen Porter Mitchell Crossword Clue
• Author nominated for the first two Nobel Prizes in Literature Crossword Clue
• Aziz ____ played Tom Haverford in Parks and Recreation Crossword Clue
• Ballroom dance which evolved from the earlier Turkey Trot Crossword Clue
• Canada's main Pacific port Crossword Clue
• Character in three other Shakespeare plays whose death is mentioned in Henry V Crossword Clue
• Crustacean with long antennae and a short abdomen Crossword Clue
• Five Go Mad in Dorset, aired on Channel 4's opening night, was the first show in this series Crossword Clue
• Flower which blooms around dusk Crossword Clue
• Football club known as The Toffees Crossword Clue
• Fourth novel of James Clavell's Asian Saga Crossword Clue
• Frankie Goes to Hollywood single between Relax and The Power of Love Crossword Clue
• Happy Days nerdy character played by Anson Williams Crossword Clue
• "I hope his ____ savages his ankles" (George Galloway, on David Blunkett) Crossword Clue
• In statistics, a cumulative frequency graph Crossword Clue
• "I've got the ____, boys" (Daley Thompson just after his first Olympic decathlon win) Crossword Clue
• Lead single from The Pet Shop Boys 1987 album Actually Crossword Clue
• Name for several canine film stars, mentioned in The Magnificent Seven by The Clash Crossword Clue
• Name for some insects feeding on animal blood or insect haemolymph Crossword Clue
• Of an angle, between 91 and 179 degrees Crossword Clue
• "One more unfortunate / Weary of breath / Rashly ____ / Gone to her death!" (Thomas Hood) Crossword Clue
• "Our dad would send us to our room / He'd be the ____" (Level 42, Running in the Family) Crossword Clue
• ____ Ozawa was music director of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, 1973-2002 Crossword Clue
• Pushkin's play Mozart and ____ was the first work of fiction to depict a rivalry with little factual foundation Crossword Clue
• Shaped like a mushroom Crossword Clue
• Sheldon Cooper's portrayer in The Big Bang Theory Crossword Clue
• Sitcom whose central character was landlord Rupert Rigsby Crossword Clue
• Small cafe typical of France's Nord-Pas-de-Calais region Crossword Clue
• Spear associated with Neptune and Poseidon Crossword Clue
• Speed unit for transmission by a modem Crossword Clue
• Sunday luxury for many; 1960s passive resistance protest Crossword Clue
• The act of putting something back in Crossword Clue
• The destructive crop pest Ceratitis capitata Crossword Clue
• The extinct migratory bird Ectopistes migratorius Crossword Clue
• The Father played by Dermot Morgan in a 1990s sitcom Crossword Clue
• The firm which created the video game Pac-Man Crossword Clue
• The Land of Lincoln on US licence plates since 1954 Crossword Clue
• The turkey buzzard, for example Crossword Clue
• The ____ was founded as The New Observer in 1821 Crossword Clue
• Tie knot which produces a small neat triangle Crossword Clue
• Tool used to create a pilot hole for a nail or screw Crossword Clue
• Using force or (the threat of) violence Crossword Clue
• Welsh composer and dramatist who wrote Keep The Home Fires Burning Crossword Clue