The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2025 Nov 23

• A Devon town once famous for carpets is on this river Crossword Clue
• A film like Braveheart, Patton or Capote Crossword Clue
• American composer described by Stravinsky as "exploring the 1960s during the heyday of Strauss and Debussy" Crossword Clue
• A name for fountain pen nib tip material, though no longer part of it Crossword Clue
• A name for the period after Holy Week Crossword Clue
• An early version of this fastener was patented by Whitcomb Judson in 1893 Crossword Clue
• ____ apps on mobiles allow home screen customisation Crossword Clue
• Author of Schindler's Ark, filmed as Schindler's List Crossword Clue
• British sprinter who won three medals at the 2019 World Championships Crossword Clue
• Celebrity genealogy on BBC TV since 2004 Crossword Clue
• Crusty loaf of bread with rounded ends and diagonal slashes across the top Crossword Clue
• Denzel Washington played Steve ____ in Cry Freedom (1987) Crossword Clue
• Dog breed once called "the King Charles of the east" Crossword Clue
• Experts, often on something expensive Crossword Clue
• Flowers sent by post are often ____, to maintain freshness Crossword Clue
• Floyd ____ was the first Olympic boxing gold medallist to become a professional heavyweight world champion Crossword Clue
• French steak cooking option Crossword Clue
• Hermann Goering said this wooden bomber made him "green and yellow with envy" Crossword Clue
• "____ d'escalier" is a witty remark thought of too late to use it Crossword Clue
• In Afrikaans, a goat or antelope Crossword Clue
• In chess, ____ can sometimes capture another piece of their own type without landing on its square Crossword Clue
• ____ in East Sussex is No 4 on a Lonely Planet list of England's most beautiful castles Crossword Clue
• In mechanics, the rotational equivalent of linear force Crossword Clue
• In the periodic table group, fluorine, chlorine and iodine are ____ Crossword Clue
• Jeremy ____'s most famous acting role was Sherlock Holmes Crossword Clue
• JM ____ wrote The Playboy of the Western World Crossword Clue
• John ____ was defence secretary during the Falklands war Crossword Clue
• Kellogg's product which you would not serve in a bowl Crossword Clue
• Lake ____ is the third-largest lake in Italy Crossword Clue
• Manuel ____ was Manchester City's manager, 2013-16 Crossword Clue
• Musical instrument, technically a free reed aerophone Crossword Clue
• North American fried egg cooking option Crossword Clue
• Of a business, to fail or become bankrupt Crossword Clue
• Old name for Canada's westernmost administrative division Crossword Clue
• One of the Levant's oldest cities, badly damaged in the Sryian civil war Crossword Clue
• ____ (Pink Floyd) and Off ____ (Michael Jackson) were albums released in the same year Crossword Clue
• Somebody taking part in a contest Crossword Clue
• Someone who studies or (illegally) collects bird eggs Crossword Clue
• Something that has "____ of day" is now visible or public Crossword Clue
• Specialist carpenter; Cambridge University housekeeper Crossword Clue
• ____s provide about 15 per cent of the UK's electricity Crossword Clue
• Standards for online behaviour Crossword Clue
• Stratovolcano which is Ecuador's second-highest peak Crossword Clue
• Style of music played by Kenny Ball and Acker Bilk Crossword Clue
• Territory separating East Prussia from the rest of Germany, 1920-39 Crossword Clue
• "The beginning of ____ is like the first taste of bitter food" (Adam Bede, George Eliot) Crossword Clue
• The first of Wagner's two operas featuring song contests Crossword Clue
• The ____ is a UK chain of independent comedy venues Crossword Clue
• Trademark name for a dry terminal to plane route Crossword Clue
• Trevor ____ played Peter Boyd in Waking the Dead Crossword Clue
• Troubadour "knight meets shepherdess" lyric genre Crossword Clue
• Type of soil containing sand, silt and clay Crossword Clue