Showing page 1897 of 803404 clues

• Swiss -, sponge, jam and cream confection (4) *
• Creature whose name derives from Latin words for "thousand” and "foot” (9) *
• Extrovert Swede’s capital expenditure (9)
• Stainer’s daughter, the old composer’s last (4)
• Hugely how one enjoys one’s food? Not at first (14) *
• Time to enquire about assignment (4)
• Irish stage and screen actress who plays Harry's aunt in the Harry Potter films (5,4) *
• Old Spanish coin’s equal — mark, or noble? (4,2,3,5) *
• Sword belonging to Ernest O’Casey (5)
• Resident of Baghdad, say, starts initiative raising a question, importantly (5) *
• Biblical hunter who shares his name with a piece from Elgar's Enigma Variations (6) *
• Local low life around Lincoln, Massachusetts (5) *
• Bird with grey back mostly and head of green (7) *
• Plant genus I discovered in Kildare town (5) *
• Turning light again as it was losing mass, a scientific phenomenon (5) *
• Naive youngster at home with joint (6) *
• Given diazepam eg (7) *
• Gild (9)
• Garment of monk (4) *
• Get close to (8)
• Gruelling experience (6)
• Hormone puzzling to anatomists (12) *
• Area of the Southern Ocean north of West Antarctica (7,3) *
• Plots of (usually) fictional works (10) *
• Players at the outside of American football offensive lines (5,4) *
• The Islamic equivalent of kosher (5)
• West Yorkshire market town on the River Wharfe (8) *
• Campaign which effectively ended the Gulf War in 1991 (9,6,5) *
• A French medieval singer-songwriter (10) *
• Arrogance frequently apparent in pointless snarling (12) *
• ____ starred with Juliet Stevenson in the 1990 film Truly, Madly, Deeply (4,7) *
• The outer integument of some seeds and fruits (4) *
• Originally, a member of a secretive sect in the Middle East, which threatened local caliphates and killed crusaders (8) *
• The Syd ____ Orchestra is a big band which played on TV shows hosted by Les Dawson and Ted Rogers (8) *
• Pointed blades which follow coulters (12) *
• Champagne brand named after a monk (3,8) *
• US-born actor who had two UK No 1 hit singles in 1977 (5,4) *
• The company which sold the early-1970s Pong video game (5) *
• Thibaut ____, whose surname is a grape variety, finished third in his first Tour de France in 2014 (5) *
• Fillets on plate some insects have eaten, a number gone (7) *
• Area by kiln that is under wood for burning (5) *
• Irish girl Siobhan regularly left embracing marine (7) *
• Dynasty of kings and queens? It could collapse (5,2,5) *
• I read a thesis about the power used in dowsing (12) *
• Unknown sound up north in concert once (5) *
• Hawk covertly gaining height circling a tree up north (5) *
• Stronger men whirled round — this? (11) *
• A dated name for an Indian or southeast Asian sailor (6) *
• Compressed earth, tons removed from ground for fencing (4) *
• Silence vocal fool (5) *