Latest Daily crossword clues
- Amorous outdoor scenes, eg those painted by Watteau
- Graffiti 'addendum' indicating dominance
- James ____ was the BBC's main reporter on Apollo missions
- Second letter of the Nato alphabet
- In limited-overs cricket, a period with fielding restrictions
- The ____, 2010 Howard Jacobson novel and winner of the Man Booker prize
- Joan ____, Spanish surrealist painter
- Name for some verse, sometimes compared to music
- New York City is popularly called the ____
- Cock ____, founded in London's East End in 1972, was an influential punk rock band
- Born in Bath, a comedian who once played football for Basingstoke Town
- Tournament in which each player competes against every other in turn
- 'Thou still ____ bride of quietness' (Keats, Ode on a Grecian Urn)
- Manager of Middlesbrough when they won the League Cup in 2004
- From 1878, all papal conclaves have been in the ____ Chapel
- The author who created Roderick Random
- 1993 film billed as 'the first hip-hop whodunnit'
- A South American flightless bird and a satellite of Saturn
- Song after which Janet Webb often thanked TV viewers for 'watching me and my little show here tonight'
- Terrestrial crustacean of the Oniscidae family
- Lyric poem with couplets of a long line followed by a shorter one
- A session of work
- Dutch polymath Christiaan ____ invented the pendulum clock and discovered Titan, Saturn's largest moon
- Toni Morrison novel featuring Macon 'Milkman' Dead III
- To give (someone) the runaround
- Name originally used for a European wolf spider
- Peter ____ was the most recent male winner of the Olympic 800m and 1500m double, in 1964
- 'With butter' in Italian cuisine, eg in the dish that became Fettucine Alfredo
- Actor who played Ender Wiggin in the 2013 film Ender's Game
- Political theory developed by Lev Davidovich Bronstein
- Serious condition created by the body's response to harmful microorganisms
- ____ became Archbishop of Canterbury in 2002
- Vega is in this constellation
- Author of The Bell Jar
- The central principle in a speech or literary work
- A big problem or important question
- Another name for many types of otary
- One of the gods invoked by Sarastro in the aria starting Act 2 of The Magic Flute
- Spanish explorer, the first European documented as crossing the Mississippi
- Primal Scream's most successful single, Country Girl, came from this album
- Small car, traditionally using an overhead power supply
- Kings of Leon's follow-up single to Sex on Fire
- An idiom such as 'al dente' or 'bel canto'
- ____ bowls has a playing area with a raised centre
- Exclamation of surprise, often thought of as Australian
- TETANUS, ATTUNES, UNSTATE, ____
- Mexican agave plant, or more commonly, its fibre
- The cap of a mushroom
- Gymnast Mary Lou ____ won women's all-around gold at the 1984 Olympics
- B+, for one
- Not in captivity
- Does surgery
- Lease amount
- Self-defense discipline
- Have on (clothes)
- Did a stenographer's job
- Entree, for many
- Knock lightly
- Tiny disease spreader
- Coffee additives
- Sworn promises
- Turn round and round
- Requests, as permission
- Mink's coat
- Actor Roberts
- Distinctive time
- Educational institution
- Roasting rod
- Old, as bread
- Cured pork product
- Relayed (a message)
- Wall-climbing vine
- Energy source
- Mining product
- Fruit of the blackthorn
- Health retreats
- Zeus and Thor
- Tourist stop
- Be victorious
- Cleopatra's undoing
- Des Moines' site
- Wheel part
- Glass container
- Young horses
- Nepal's continent
- Great joy
- Grant's war foe
- Teacher's helper
- Accomplished
- Fewer
- Talk big
- Nest occupant
- Employ
- Bring to a conclusion
- World ____ Web
- Hardwood tree
- Hill dweller
- Topic for debate
- Slender woodwind
- Racket