The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2024 Dec 01

• 2004-08 reality TV show presented by Jo Frost and narrated by Nick Frost Crossword Clue
• 2017 hit single by Ed Sheeran Crossword Clue
• Administrative capital of Fife Crossword Clue
• A monarch's domain Crossword Clue
• A native of Lviv, for example Crossword Clue
• An ____ illegally aids one who has committed a crime Crossword Clue
• An obsolete distance of 2240 yards Crossword Clue
• Application used for surfing the internet Crossword Clue
• Band who had a 1999 hit with Secret Smile Crossword Clue
• Breed of cat developed in the UK, with white body and coloured head and tail Crossword Clue
• Cabinet housing an organ's keyboards, pedals and stops Crossword Clue
• Car maker with a logo based on part of Bologna's Fountain of Neptune Crossword Clue
• Cliff Huxtable's wife on The Cosby Show Crossword Clue
• Country formerly called Upper Volta Crossword Clue
• Current home ground of New York City Football Club Crossword Clue
• Decimal equivalent of the binary number 111111 Crossword Clue
• Document listing a joint-stock company's regulations Crossword Clue
• Edinburgh is in the ____ of Scotland Crossword Clue
• Emerge from an awkward situation with one's reputation intact Crossword Clue
• Ephesus was one of twelve ancient Greek city states in this region, now in Turkey Crossword Clue
• Finland's oldest city, on its southwest coast Crossword Clue
• From a Spanish word for "dungeon", a US informal name for a prison Crossword Clue
• Genus of birds, "buzzards" in the Old World, "hawks" in the New World Crossword Clue
• Grimethorpe Colliery Band provided the soundtrack for this 1996 comedy-drama film Crossword Clue
• Hannibal Lecter or Patrick Bateman in fiction Crossword Clue
• Indian surname meaning "lion" Crossword Clue
• Italian stew of veal shank (variant spelling) Crossword Clue
• Mark Twain described a literary ____ as "Something that everyone wants to have read but no one wants to read" Crossword Clue
• Notebooks and road atlases are often ____ Crossword Clue
• Of the moon, between half and full Crossword Clue
• Paul ____ played bass guitar for the Clash Crossword Clue
• Pertaining to the stomach Crossword Clue
• Plant of the mint family, its name derived from Tamil meaning "green leaf" Crossword Clue
• Plimsolls (5) Crossword Clue
• Poet assassinated by Nationalist forces at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War Crossword Clue
• Roman historian whose main works were the Annals and Histories Crossword Clue
• Short story collection in which Jeeves and Wooster first appeared Crossword Clue
• "Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep / And in his simple show he harbours ____" (Henry VI, Part II) Crossword Clue
• South Pacific boat, typically with a triangular sail and outrigger Crossword Clue
• Sportsperson for whom the K-point marks a par distance Crossword Clue
• That which an apostrophe may indicate Crossword Clue
• The American name for noughts and crosses Crossword Clue
• The ancient region of Nubia was mostly in modern ____ Crossword Clue
• The ____ clef is sometimes called the F-clef Crossword Clue
• The "forest giraffe" of central Africa Crossword Clue
• The Vale of ____ is a gorge between the mountains of Olympus and Ossa, once culturally famed for its rugged beauty Crossword Clue
• To ____ someone's side is to support them, especially in a difficult situation Crossword Clue
• Tree described as quaking or trembling Crossword Clue
• Type of work associated with Escher Crossword Clue
• Vincent ____ is the Archbishop of Westminster Crossword Clue