The Times - Concise - Times Concise Jumbo No 1595

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Clues Answers
Agency providing expert advice CONSULTANCY
Approach aggressively ACCOST
Artwork PAINTING
Attacking player STRIKER
Big toe swelling BUNION
Branch of mechanics KINEMATICS
Care; notice ATTENTION
Cold period of history ice Age
Complete loss of hope DESPAIR
Dairy product YOGHURT
Detachment of troops DETAIL
Detailed design description SPECIFICATION
Done without pause NONSTOP
Egyptian ruler PHARAOH
English city BIRMINGHAM
Exceptional intellectual ability GENIUS
Excessive admiration ADULATION
Flat surface; aircraft PLANE
Former Dutch currency GUILDER
Harder than it looks easier said than done
Havergal —, composer BRIAN
Having reached maturity full-grown
Hinder, prevent INHIBIT
In good order; bovine animal NEAT
In the middle of AMONG
Inducing sleep SOPORIFIC
Intellectually challenging puzzle brain-teaser
Large meal FEAST
Like a book about its author AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL
List of words used in a text CONCORDANCE
Clues Answers
Lover of fine foods EPICURE
Man's name ANTHONY
Marine algae collectively SEAWEED
Money sent in payment REMITTANCE
Name of two US presidents ROOSEVELT
New York river HUDSON
Novel by Graham Greene the quiet american
Opposite, in confrontation face-to-face
Overseas ABROAD
Preparedness READINESS
Process of bodily preservation MUMMIFICATION
Protective covers SHEATHS
Protesting individual DEMONSTRATOR
Racing stables owner or employee horse trainer
Relating to newspaper reporting JOURNALISTIC
Scrimp; stint SKIMP
Sink (a ship) SCUPPER
Socially unconventional person BOHEMIAN
Spoken defamation SLANDER
Sudden vivid memory of a past event FLASHBACK
Sympathetic vibration RESONANCE
Taking away (of a person) by force ABDUCTION
Tall and thin LANKY
The — —, novel series by Galsworthy forsyte saga
Tie; secret agent BOND
Trifling, silly FRIVOLOUS
Understanding APPREHENSION
University lecturer READER
Wavering effect in music TREMOLO
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