The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2024 Dec 08

• 1967-76 TV police series starring Raymond Burr Crossword Clue
• 1985 dark fantasy film by Ridley Scott starring Tom Cruise Crossword Clue
• A computer structure with connected nodes, imitating the human brain Crossword Clue
• Adlai ____ was American ambassador to the UN, 1961-65 Crossword Clue
• A hardwood obtained from a tropical African tree Crossword Clue
• A hit single taken from U2's 1983 album War Crossword Clue
• American actor whose character Travis Bickle said "You talkin' to me?" Crossword Clue
• A military unit operating behind the main force Crossword Clue
• A musical composition intended to be sung Crossword Clue
• ... and there it is, in France! Crossword Clue
• A perception problem, technically "congenital amusia" Crossword Clue
• A poker variant akin to Texas hold 'em Crossword Clue
• A prop often used by circus entertainers Crossword Clue
• Asian kingdom whose official language is Khmer Crossword Clue
• A train on the ____ Railway arrives here after running about 60 miles north from Williams, Arizona Crossword Clue
• Boxer Sugar Ray ____ won the undisputed world welterweight title in 1981 Crossword Clue
• Canadian city that holds an annual event called the Stampede Crossword Clue
• Cocktail of gin, lemon juice, sugar and soda water Crossword Clue
• Creature said to grin long before it appeared in fiction Crossword Clue
• Device legally required for serving gin, rum, vodka and whisky in UK pubs since 1963 Crossword Clue
• "For 'tis the sport to have the engineer / ____ with his own petard" (Hamlet) Crossword Clue
• French name for a (pencil) rubber; a syrup used to sweeten cocktails Crossword Clue
• Gerrymandering is manipulation of ____ district boundaries Crossword Clue
• No, No, ____ is a musical featuring the song Tea For Two Crossword Clue
• Insurance and re-insurance body which started in a 17th-century coffee house Crossword Clue
• ____ Scissorhands is a 1990 gothic fantasy film Crossword Clue
• The Bletchley ____ is a TV series about former code-breakers Crossword Clue
• Ken Morse had many credits as a specialised TV ____ Crossword Clue
• Loire valley wine made from Melon de Bourgogne grapes Crossword Clue
• Mikaela Shiffrin won Olympic gold in this event in 2018 Crossword Clue
• Mountainous area, resting place of Noah's ark in Genesis Crossword Clue
• ____ painted The Burial of the Count of Orgaz (1588) Crossword Clue
• Passer as a genus in the bird family Passeridae is Latin for ____ Crossword Clue
• Pioneering helpline which answered its first telephone call in November 1953 Crossword Clue
• PP ____ had a 1967 hit with The First Cut is the Deepest Crossword Clue
• Road and racing car marque founded by Colin Chapman Crossword Clue
• She has more mentions in the Bible than some apostles Crossword Clue
• She won best actress Oscars for Gaslight and Anastasia Crossword Clue
• Someone likely to be a Hooray Henry's wife or girlfriend Crossword Clue
• The capital city of Alabama Crossword Clue
• The city which is home to the Grand Ole Opry Crossword Clue
• The kingdom of Dahomey was in part of this present-day African country Crossword Clue
• The least populated borough of New York City Crossword Clue
• The middle name of novelist William Thackeray Crossword Clue
• The response to "Say my name" in a Breaking Bad episode Crossword Clue
• The Spanish ____ in Rome is a popular tourist site Crossword Clue
• The world of impoverished hacks, from an old name for a London location Crossword Clue
• Turkish city whose old name is a word for a fabric made from rabbit or goat hair Crossword Clue
• Underground London theatre used by the BBC in the Blitz Crossword Clue
• Visual signalling device typically used for Morse code Crossword Clue
• When stairs are "apples", hats are "____" Crossword Clue
• Yellowish-buff coloured fabric, popular in Regency times Crossword Clue