The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2025 Mar 16

• 1938 James Cagney film in which he feigned a cowardly death Crossword Clue
• A Fauve painter whose work Nu Bleu was burned in effigy in 1913 Crossword Clue
• Agatha Christie's bestselling book Crossword Clue
• A Heisenberg contribution to quantum mechanics Crossword Clue
• A moon of Saturn, the second-largest solar system moon Crossword Clue
• Ancient Greek dramatist referred to as the father of tragedy Crossword Clue
• Ancient Roman coin worth a quarter of a denarius Crossword Clue
• An informal name for New Orleans Crossword Clue
• A parasitic arachnid in the order Ixodida Crossword Clue
• A poem with six six-line verses Crossword Clue
• Author of history books on mid 20th-century Germany Crossword Clue
• Author of Siddhartha, Hermann ____ won the 1946 Nobel literature prize Crossword Clue
• Beth Potter won 2024 Olympic bronze in this event Crossword Clue
• British musician, and composer ____ Sawhney won the Ivor Novello Lifetime Achievement award in 2017 Crossword Clue
• Compression of the wrist's median nerve causes ____ Crossword Clue
• Cone-bearing type of plant that produces unprotected seeds Crossword Clue
• Con ____ in music means with vigour and spirit Crossword Clue
• Device used on a guitar neck to shorten the strings Crossword Clue
• English rival and contemporary of Shakespeare Crossword Clue
• Football club whose first major trophy was the 1930 FA Cup Crossword Clue
• French playwright famous for Tartuffe and The Misanthrope Crossword Clue
• Generic term for various flammable hydrocarbon mixtures Crossword Clue
• Gymnast Simone Biles came fifth in this Olympic event in 2024 Crossword Clue
• Henry ____ owned the first company to make sugar cubes commercially Crossword Clue
• He reigned as the first Roman emperor, from 27BC to AD14 Crossword Clue
• Herodes ____ was an Ancient Greek rhetorician who also became a Roman senator and consul Crossword Clue
• He rose to Biblical prominence by interpreting dreams Crossword Clue
• Historic county, now parts of Aberdeenshire and Moray Crossword Clue
• Ilie ____ was beaten in a 1972 Wimbledon final Crossword Clue
• In England, this crime was replaced with "theft" in 1969 Crossword Clue
• The ___ is a 1980 film about a deformed person, starring John Hurt Crossword Clue
• Jawaharlal ____ was India's first prime minister Crossword Clue
• Kevin ____ acted in and directed Dances with Wolves1990 Crossword Clue
• Latin epithet for Jesus derived from the Gospel of St John Crossword Clue
• Lord ____ founded and ran a 1970s UK motor racing team Crossword Clue
• Luiz Felipe ____ managed Brazil and Portugal's national football teams Crossword Clue
• Main language of the Asian state whose capital is Ashgabat Crossword Clue
• Marks & Spencer set up one of the first retailer's ____ fashion design teams in 1935 Crossword Clue
• Measurement length equal to one millionth of a metre Crossword Clue
• Name for a church service, from "thanksgiving" in Greek Crossword Clue
• Palace where the First World War peace treaty was signed Crossword Clue
• Region including mainland Spain's easternmost point Crossword Clue
• RFC de ____ was the football club ruled against in the Bosman ruling Crossword Clue
• Rood screens in medieval churches separated the ___ from the nave Crossword Clue
• Term for an extremely fanatical supporter of a football club Crossword Clue
• The Anglo-____ Friendship Treaty of 1798 guaranteed the rule of a sultan Crossword Clue
• The brooding master of Thornfield Hall in Jane Eyre Crossword Clue
• The German Ruhr region's second-largest city Crossword Clue
• The Little and Great ____s are limestone headlands on the north Welsh coast Crossword Clue
• The Reform UK and Brothers of Italy parties are both ____ Crossword Clue
• The ____ Seaway was a joint US and Canadian project completed in 1959 Crossword Clue
• This historian's first work was about his father-in-law Agricola, a Roman governor of Britain Crossword Clue