The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2025 Apr 20

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• 1885 Zola novel depicting a mining strike Crossword Clue
• 9617 Grahamchapman or 25924 Douglasadams Crossword Clue
• Animals such as Japan's snow monkeys Crossword Clue
• A power boat with onboard living accommodation Crossword Clue
• A tube station, group of chalk cliffs or the Pleiades Crossword Clue
• Author of the 1954 campus novel Lucky Jim Crossword Clue
• A word used synonymously with "silk", 1952-2022 Crossword Clue
• Bird with a name suggesting Asian origin in various European languages, but native to North America Crossword Clue
• British mountains which might be "bagged" by climbers Crossword Clue
• Capital where the world heritage site Boudha Stupa stands Crossword Clue
• Country where F1 drivers go round La Rascasse bend Crossword Clue
• Description of seafarers Anne Bonny or Grace O'Malley Crossword Clue
• Dickens antagonist who plots to break Pip's heart Crossword Clue
• Dutch "____ mania", 1634-37, is seen as the first economic bubble Crossword Clue
• Female forename meaning "lovable", popular in the US in the 1980s Crossword Clue
• Film series in which eight followed thirteen Crossword Clue
• Genre played on Fridays and Saturdays at The Jazz Café in Camden Town Crossword Clue
• Golden Balls Crossword Clue
• Hotel in Perth and Kinross with three 18-hole golf courses Crossword Clue
• Indian dish usually made with lentils Crossword Clue
• In the Royal ____ meeting, the Gold Cup is traditionally on Ladies' Day Crossword Clue
• Irish trainer of the 2000 Grand National winner, ridden by his son Crossword Clue
• King (c. 968-1016) whose "Unready" epithet is a garbled version of a word for "ill-advised" Crossword Clue
• Milton work that has been illustrated by William Blake, Gustave Doré, and Henry Fuseli Crossword Clue
• Occupation of Tycho Brahe, who wore a prosthetic nose after a duel injury Crossword Clue
• "Oh, it's such a perfect day, ____ I spent it with you" (Lou Reed) Crossword Clue
• Oriental religion with diverse beliefs and no holy book Crossword Clue
• Partner with whom Anton Du Beke reached the quarter final of Strictly Come Dancing in 2010 Crossword Clue
• "____ , pig in a pokey" was Job Centre restart officer Pauline Campbell-Jones's catchphrase in The League of Gentlemen Crossword Clue
• Plant with fibrous leaves used in dartboard making Crossword Clue
• Shared epithet in usual names of singer Ernest Evans and comic Royston Vasey Crossword Clue
• Shawarma is cooked on a vertical form of this appliance Crossword Clue
• Singer who sang, in part, of Warren Beatty's vanity Crossword Clue
• Something easily noticed and not easily ignored Crossword Clue
• South London street featured in a 1951 Ealing comedy title Crossword Clue
• Synth music genre Afrika Bambaataa helped to pioneer Crossword Clue
• The antagonist in Ian Fleming's sixth James Bond book Crossword Clue
• The blackcap, the chiffchaff and the Aguilera? Crossword Clue
• The ear is the only human organ with a commonly mentioned ____ part Crossword Clue
• The first song Donovan released as a single Crossword Clue
• The French equivalents of these marks are guillemets Crossword Clue
• The poles of this planet have 42-year "nights" and "days" Crossword Clue
• The sale of these from 1999-2002 made that period "Brown's Bottom" for some commentators Crossword Clue
• The second-highest grossing film (worldwide) released in 1992, starring Kevin Costner and Whitney Houston Crossword Clue
• "Thomas Bodley has built this library for you and the republic of the ____" (Oxford university library entrance) Crossword Clue
• To fill (someone) with disgust Crossword Clue
• Toy demonstrating Archimedes' buoyancy principle Crossword Clue