The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2025 Jul 27

• 1966 Rolling Stones No 1 featuring a sitar Crossword Clue
• A "chooser of the slain" in Norse mythology Crossword Clue
• Adam Peaty is aiming to win 50m Olympic ____ gold in 2028 Crossword Clue
• Birds which may be snowy, great or little Crossword Clue
• Blue-blooded garden mollusc with thousands of tiny teeth Crossword Clue
• Buildings such as the one where Lenin now rests Crossword Clue
• City which is adjacent to Pearl Harbor naval base Crossword Clue
• Countess regarded as the first computer programmer Crossword Clue
• Crepe-soled shoe favoured by Teddy Boys Crossword Clue
• Difficult; result of a successful Yogi Bear scheme? Crossword Clue
• Dramatically swarming bird, formally Sturnus vulgaris Crossword Clue
• Excessively eager Crossword Clue
• Fashion house which produces the Alma bag Crossword Clue
• Galilean satellite named after a Phoenician princess Crossword Clue
• German car company which takes part of its name from the first person to have a document allowing them to drive Crossword Clue
• "God save the king! Will no man say, ____?" (Shakespeare, Richard II) Crossword Clue
• Golfer who won seven majors, 1942-1954 Crossword Clue
• Helen Sharman and Tim Peake, for example Crossword Clue
• Hindu god of prophecy, often depicted as elephant-headed Crossword Clue
• In 1959, Allan Kaprow coined the name for these often impromptu artistic and theatrical events Crossword Clue
• In art, an Italian-derived term for a cupid Crossword Clue
• In early December 2013, Cyclone Xaver produced a ____ on British coasts described as the worst in 60 years Crossword Clue
• Insects such as black corsairs and masked hunters Crossword Clue
• The Beautiful and ____ is an F Scott Fitzgerald novel Crossword Clue
• These Boots Are Made for Walkin' (1966) became a signature song for ____ Crossword Clue
• ____ the Spectacled Bear: A Peruvian Diary is a 2002 factual book by actor and author Stephen Fry Crossword Clue
• John Steinbeck novella featuring Lennie Small Crossword Clue
• Knight who became Queen Guinevere's lover Crossword Clue
• Master of the King's Music, 1924-34 Crossword Clue
• ____money was a Harry Enfield 1980s satirical character Crossword Clue
• Mortal blows usually delivered to end suffering Crossword Clue
• Most of this state was formerly part of the Territory of Utah Crossword Clue
• Nationality of someone born in Quito Crossword Clue
• One of the three furies of Greek myth Crossword Clue
• Original surname of the singer of Summer Holiday Crossword Clue
• "Place de l'____" is the former name for the site of the Arc de Triomphe Crossword Clue
• Plants with trumpet-shaped flowers which open early in the day and close in the late afternoon Crossword Clue
• Rat Pack member born Dino Paul Crocetti in 1917 Crossword Clue
• Roman poet who coined the phrase "carpe diem" Crossword Clue
• Small case suspended from an obi Crossword Clue
• Stout, odd-toed ungulate with an elongated snout Crossword Clue
• Temporarily ass-headed Shakespearean character Crossword Clue
• The ____ Islands are the westernmost land in the USA's 50 states Crossword Clue
• The lake created by the Aswan dam is named after this statesman Crossword Clue
• The only wind instrument used in Mozart's A Musical Joke Crossword Clue
• The seducer who launched a thousand ships? Crossword Clue
• The world's most successful case of language revitalization Crossword Clue
• "When you lose control, and you got ____, it's tragedy" (Tragedy, The Bee Gees) Crossword Clue
• Word which can follow medical, target and best Crossword Clue
• Writer whose work The Sorrows of Young Werther brought him international fame Crossword Clue