The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2026 Mar 22

• Actress who starred in An Officer and a Gentleman and Terms of Endearment Crossword Clue
• A late 1990s modem might transfer data at 56 ____s a second Crossword Clue
• An Indian hermitage or religious retreat Crossword Clue
• "An ____ lust of conquest transmutes manslaying into a virtue" (Herbert Spencer) Crossword Clue
• A process for making fodder Crossword Clue
• Bound by contract during training Crossword Clue
• Cartoonist ____ Searle created St Trinian's School Crossword Clue
• Cartoon wife of 13A Crossword Clue
• Civil engineer whose designs included the Clifton Suspension Bridge Crossword Clue
• Command to a sheepdog to go clockwise around the flock Crossword Clue
• Eponymous criminal in eight Eoin Colfer fantasy novels Crossword Clue
• "For this alliance may so happy prove / To turn your households' ____ to pure love" (Romeo and Juliet) Crossword Clue
• Greek poet who is the subject of the "Blind Bard" legend Crossword Clue
• New Faces, ____ was the first episode in the main series of the sitcom Porridge Crossword Clue
• Informally, a construction worker Crossword Clue
• Informal TV programme with a presenter and interviewed guests Crossword Clue
• Stalin Ate My Homework was this comedian's 2010 childhood memoir Crossword Clue
• Largest city in the northern Netherlands, with ties to Newcastle, but not twinned Crossword Clue
• Last Beatles UK single released before they broke up Crossword Clue
• Like the sinking of the Lusitania, the execution of ____ was used in British propaganda during the First World War Crossword Clue
• "Military justice is to justice as military ____ is to ____" (attributed to Georges Clemencau) Crossword Clue
• "My ____ is strong / Way too real to be wrong" (Lady Gaga, Perfect Illusion) Crossword Clue
• "Only came outside to watch the night fall with the rain / I heard you ____" (Duran Duran, Planet Earth) Crossword Clue
• Paul ____ played the eighth doctor, in a Doctor Who TV film Crossword Clue
• Piece of cloth used to protect against what Byron jokingly called "incomparable oil" Crossword Clue
• Play whose central character is Blanche DuBois Crossword Clue
• River trips from this Herefordshire town, starting in 1745, are seen as the origin of tourism in Britain Crossword Clue
• Seaweed product used in laboratory culture media Crossword Clue
• Small live-bearing fish, a popular aquarium choice Crossword Clue
• Small mainly African mammal, also called dassie Crossword Clue
• South Wales town with remains of a Roman legionary fortress and amphitheatre Crossword Clue
• Surname of the BBC sitcom family headed by Jim and Barbara Crossword Clue
• Tennis player after whom a "hill" is named Crossword Clue
• That which, in Wales, carries the word ildiwch Crossword Clue
• The Count de la Fère in The Three Musketeers Crossword Clue
• The longest-serving manager in Premier League history Crossword Clue
• The main part of a statute, beginning with "Be it enacted" Crossword Clue
• The second Asian city to host the summer Olympic Games Crossword Clue
• The solar ____ is situated behind the stomach Crossword Clue
• The southernmost of Scotland's 32 council areas Crossword Clue
• The UK No 3 1982 instrumental hit Papa's Got a Brand New ____ is used as walk-on music at QPR home games Crossword Clue
• The witches in Macbeth are also called the ____ Crossword Clue
• Traditional accompaniment to fish and chips Crossword Clue
• US name for coriander leaves Crossword Clue
• Ventriloquist whose best-known dummy was Lord Charles Crossword Clue
• ____ was briefly "Lieutenant Lush" in Bow Wow Wow Crossword Clue
• Watertight chambers used in building bridge foundations Crossword Clue
• ____ won a best actress Oscar for Coal Miner's Daughter Crossword Clue