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The Telegraph – Toughie Crossword Answers – Nov 13 2018

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Clues	Answers
Ancient hero or bully?	HECTOR
Boat parts Royal Mail put in when following cart heading west	YARDARMS
Breeze-block providing ventilation	AIRBRICK
Chief element provided by openers to nuclear energy	KEYSTONE
Choice when seconds removed is still a choice	ELECTION
Cross with dog pound’s lock at the front	KISSCURL
Dirk’s heel	STILETTO
Dishevelled bed ruins son’s facial hair	SIDEBURNS
Dwelling is rented out	RESIDENT
Gluttony may be so fatal	DEADLY
Heads of Durham University in new demand for material to go in book	ADDENDUM
In France we almost slip over something sticky	NOUGAT
India replacing diamonds with symbol in badges of honour	INSIGNIA
More than one flock of geese hides around middle of Med	SKEINS
Needy US soldier turned up, splitting in depression	INDIGENT
Old codger? Quite the opposite. He’s a sweetheart	YOUNGMAN
Run a blog badly, or manage somehow?	RUBALONG
Sailor shows disapproval with hard hat	TARBOOSH
See sailor with 6 give up booze	ABSTAIN
Shuffle folio papers and secure	FIDGET
Starry LA mooner confused about Oscar for high-level observer	ASTRONOMERROYAL
Stress at home with sibling getting tense	INSIST
Swelling found in misty eye	STYE
Taking everything into consideration, answer requires Niall to change lines	ALLINALL
Ten deer having scampered around edges of Exmoor went in again	REENTERED
Terrible mishap covers flaw	BLEMISH
Unusually T S Eliot embraced rule for eight-line poems	TRIOLETS
Wild celery is produced in little time	SMALLAGE
Writing materials in Kansas	INKS

The Telegraph – Toughie Crossword Answers – Nov 13 2018

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Clues	Answers
Ancient hero or bully?	HECTOR
Boat parts Royal Mail put in when following cart heading west	YARDARMS
Breeze-block providing ventilation	AIRBRICK
Chief element provided by openers to nuclear energy	KEYSTONE
Choice when seconds removed is still a choice	ELECTION
Cross with dog pound’s lock at the front	KISSCURL
Dirk’s heel	STILETTO
Dishevelled bed ruins son’s facial hair	SIDEBURNS
Dwelling is rented out	RESIDENT
Gluttony may be so fatal	DEADLY
Heads of Durham University in new demand for material to go in book	ADDENDUM
In France we almost slip over something sticky	NOUGAT
India replacing diamonds with symbol in badges of honour	INSIGNIA
More than one flock of geese hides around middle of Med	SKEINS
Needy US soldier turned up, splitting in depression	INDIGENT
Old codger? Quite the opposite. He’s a sweetheart	YOUNGMAN
Run a blog badly, or manage somehow?	RUBALONG
Sailor shows disapproval with hard hat	TARBOOSH
See sailor with 6 give up booze	ABSTAIN
Shuffle folio papers and secure	FIDGET
Starry LA mooner confused about Oscar for high-level observer	ASTRONOMERROYAL
Stress at home with sibling getting tense	INSIST
Swelling found in misty eye	STYE
Taking everything into consideration, answer requires Niall to change lines	ALLINALL
Ten deer having scampered around edges of Exmoor went in again	REENTERED
Terrible mishap covers flaw	BLEMISH
Unusually T S Eliot embraced rule for eight-line poems	TRIOLETS
Wild celery is produced in little time	SMALLAGE
Writing materials in Kansas	INKS

The Telegraph – Toughie Crossword Answers – Nov 9 2018

November 10, 2018 by

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A sport in which ball is snatched away and put down	ABASE
Apply after seeing that property	ASSET
Bashful bears initially paired for reproduction	COPY
Bundle of papers getting left for a bank	SHELF
Case from Nice, second-class with tatty wrapping recently delivered	NEWBORN
Cook’s wild boar in sauce sent back	PARBOIL
Director of pit lifted tons in gold layer	MAESTRO
Dress to some extent rubbish? Not permitted to say	WAISTBAND
Drive a vehicle to the north island for a drink	BACARDI
Drug money to acquire something like Ecstasy	COCAINE
Drunk mate? Tiddly, certainly	ADMITTEDLY
Drunk upended for all to see, stuck in another ditch	TOSSOUT
Fighter’s first to lunge in assault	BATTLER
Flaw reflected in mirror, regretfully	ERROR
Food, when chopped, put into portions	CASHEWNUTS
Good mature beef	GRIPE
Heard pub became bar	INGOT
Hotel this freezing might make Hartlepool questionable	POLAR
Hour immersed in Art Deco complex regarding geometric form	OCTAHEDRON
How is man to manage never growing up?	AGELESS
Ingredient of explosive soldier favoured in revolutionary times	SALTPETRE
Judged for all that time	THOUGHT
Most of the pay merrily taken from Daily Telegraph wasted, as mine is	GALLERIED
One’s scratching head due to these, perhaps	NITS
Part of plant having cotton on, albeit missing in odd places	TWIGLET
Path that’s used by aircraft on trip	LANE
Person playing Becker’s the one making comeback	RESPONDER
Presumably he’s no fan of United financier?	CITYMAN
Refuse from home over yard	DENY
Relation’s conclusion — don’t argue	ENDOFSTORY
Vote on second of referendums, ruling is spot on	EXACT
Withdrawn second edition with plot lacking in book	SECEDED

The Telegraph – Toughie Crossword Answers – Nov 8 2018

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American’s dubious arrangement of kilt with capes	SKEPTICAL
Appropriate one wakes after end of night	TROUSER
Balloon I’d taken up to annoy, circling Mediterranean location	DIRIGIBLE
Be wrong to interrupt my mother and family having grand celebration	MERRYMAKING
Best to adopt expert line when rearing mammal	POLECAT
Boozer volunteers, putting love into concert	TAPROOM
Cancel most of theatre costumes	SCRUB
Care given to most of flower shoot	TENDRIL
Carrier claims to keep horse around	HAVERSACK
Detective with drink I saw in rotten condition	DILAPIDATED
Effect of clique or clubs in story that’s picked up	ECLAT
Faint at heart, harassed man is on call at start, unable to go out	INSOMNIAC
Fix care leaving hospital without doctor	EMBED
Henry pretended to accept book that’s incomplete	HALFBAKED
Newspaper cheers attempt to secure love? Not half	TABLOID
Nothing in indiscretions is beginning to modify egocentric behaviour	SOLIPSISM
Number endlessly cross blocking road heading for Scotland?	NORTHWARD
On island, Greek character with muscles squeezes head of Hector cruelly	INHUMANLY
Philistine returned vulgar shout in big theatre	BOLSHOI
Piece not finishing quietly and not in tune	SHARP
Pride sees one relocating power in generation?	LOINS
Small piece left further down? This sadly implicates male metalworker	SILVERSMITH
Space without paper left tidy	LEGROOM
Stick belting rear of train making metallic sound	CLANG
Stops after evil spirit looms	IMPENDS
Thick coat father used around boat	PARKA
Tired out, unstable and causing harm	DETRIMENTAL
Very eccentric initially filling apartment with flags	PAVED

The Telegraph – Toughie Crossword Answers – Nov 7 2018

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A gin knocked back on one’s own	APART
Animated bubbly Romeo	ASTIR
Classmate that’s in the same swimming group	SCHOOLFELLOW
Complete wreck	TOTAL
Cutting edge arts festival?	FRINGE
Expert whose clients are relieved to go under	ANAESTHETIST
Fancy Women�s Institute over-50s	WILL
Feature of Cockney intellectual?	EYEBROW
Force for something stronger than a catnap?	BULLDOZE
Grand artist with loud following — one leading to work like Banksy’s?	GRAFFITO
Have misgivings seeing Ella in unusually smart surroundings	SMELLARAT
Involved university in sort-out for transport	TORTUOUS
Irritation right away brought about by pioneer	INITIATOR
Local Cockney actor poolside	LIDOCAINE
Mistake denying bully 90-year-old British fizz	ERROR
No end of vacs — third of theirs and mine	HOLE
Parable of galley rowed unyoked at sea	ALLEGORY
Peculiar cyst he cut	SCYTHE
Quite regularly checks pay, which is useful	SALUTARY
Retreat of republican French female, facing cunning agent selling out	TRAVELLER
Sir Tim’s creation, part in comfortably rich West End theatre?	LYRIC
Some way to go with two noughts missing from school record	SCHLEP
Splendid chap and archetypal hero	SUPERMAN
Staff in more ways than one	STAVE
Sting’s roots let out by Geordieland tango	NETTLE
Taking two-thirds some agree would be inadequate	MEAGRE
Talking bird taking no time turning up — or the opposite	ANTONYM
Weapon at disposal of one mob after another?	ATOMBOMB
Wholesome? It’s plausible denied calmer exterior	EDIBLE
Work for aircrew in chic society?	HIGHLIFE

The Telegraph – Toughie Crossword Answers – Nov 6 2018

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Clues	Answers
Advertise footwear with small promotion	BOOST
Almost achieve backing to pen old Western sequel	FOLLOWUP
Cast seen with this actor could be Bengalese	GABLE
Drink gallons where smashed member might be	GINSLING
Freeloader about to fall under executioner maybe	HANGERON
Germans cooked the Queen’s goose	MERGANSER
Indication of vaping in part of garden?	CRAZYPAVING
Large sweet	ROLYPOLY
Long drink in bloke’s garden, perhaps miles away	YARDOFALE
Mask Home Counties uprising — spotted, they might fall	DOMINOES
Mike with bogey at first in golf course facing east? Blow it!	TROMBONE
More men wept about being given responsibility	EMPOWERMENT
Naval man in house share that’s curtailed	HORATIO
Nice at first to wear ancient clothing somewhere friendly	TONGA
Nick eco-friendly car, not posh, working	PRISON
Note something sticky in blockage	LOGJAM
Ombudsman vilifies housing block	ANVIL
Passionate and twisted, loves net night clothes	INTENSE
Quiet having lost at venue	PLACE
Record heartless material for one of Paul’s pen pals	EPHESIAN
Safe blown in explosion? That’s dangerous	WOLFSBANE
Shout that hurts juvenile	CALLOW
Something fishy and not quite legal about supplement	CODICIL
Soon unknown	ANON
Spot fine — something legal?	FLAW
Sunbeam possibly beginning to trouble student in flying boat	TALBOT
Swimmer in port alone	DOVERSOLE
Want to move? Set out to find lender	NATWEST
What might cut a dashing figure?	BLADE
Windows once seen in entire building? That’s amateur	INEXPERT

The Telegraph – Toughie Crossword Answers – Nov 2 2018

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Clues	Answers
An aching arises after a mere pine	PONDEROSA
Better not talk in lesson prepared with diligence	SILENCEISGOLDEN
Bird song broadcast around other uphill walk	STRETCHONESLEGS
Caught receiving left cross	NETTLED
Chief who was leader of New Zealand island	KEY
Dogmatic person that is keeping Doug and Leo rattled	IDEOLOGUE
Exorbitant online chat software promotion, audible except for terminals?	SKYHIGH
Grand for kilo in joint moneymaking scheme	ANGLE
Hugging wife, survive endless embargoes	OUTLAWS
Inspiring wonder like a bird in flight	AWING
Name repeated in usual wrestling ring	ANNULUS
Peer retrospectively imprisons old slaver	DROOL
Pitch and ‘tosh’ (both times aboard ship) in America’s favourite flyer?	STARSANDSTRIPES
Poet’s handy bond providing cover for retirement	NIGHTIE
Recall a home and a green southern region	OCEANIA
Second voided penalty notice	SPY
Sheep is most friendly without beginning to go into sleazy look	LEICESTER
Show surprise, suppressing quiet chatter	GAS
Singular art transporting soldiers, painter and nurse, all about short-termism?	NEARSIGHTEDNESS
Small moorland plant mostly provides cover	SHEATHE
Somewhat rotten, Spain standing for universal site of culture?	PETRIDISH
Speaks about as well as in Berlin’s quiet times?	SUNDAYS
Specific name for papers — defunct ones?	EXPRESS
Speed boat’s stern secured by anchor	MOTOR
Supporting speed of light aircraft protects scheme	PROJECT
Take another mate behind tracks across motorway	REMARRY
The ship, among others	HER
Top and bottom cut off certain ticket	SURPASS
Upend something wonderful in bowl over spicy seeds	NUTMEGS
US author’s new chapter to replace third in Snake	PYNCHON
What plane takes off from southern bearing?	SHAVING
With 50% off, Trailfinders’ve arranged saving on flight?	AIRLIFT

The Telegraph – Toughie Crossword Answers – Oct 26 2018

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Clues	Answers
A plastic pig is outside the law, miss	PLEXIGLASS
Blunt end of pencil ____	POINTBLANK
Contend with what 23 allows	VIEW
Drink oddly seen in clean house	CHASER
Give old footballer old wife	BESTOW
Got fine reception with old copper	FATHOMED
Hardy and Pinter forged papers	INTREPID
Hill shelters people generally keep	TOWER
In 21? Wow!	WITHIT
Just manage to get junk article off eBay?	SCRAPEBY
Language, one that’s back to front	HINDI
Look for an audience to wind up	PIQUE
Mum’s after a computer game	HALMA
Not seeing death? That’s new over in heaven	BLINDNESS
Old men gathering on subject of hairstyle	DREADS
One funny way to block ridicule	JESTER
Oomph in something like rented vehicle	CABRIOLET
Playwright’s lowest point — what son rejected	SHERIDAN
Rivers e.g. hold water — guide across channels?	STANDUPCOMEDIAN
Rule for one that ruler’s upset about	REGIME
Slug or shot	BASH
Soldier, number 19	COMMANDO
Some pupils, by splitting from this, failed	SIXTHFORM
Square peg out to keep up, too	POOTERISH
Stop wasting time with a variable pump	QUIZ
Tenant’s payment to landlord out of hand?	RESIDENT
The decision of corrupt officials, in part	UPTO
Thief fences small dog	PINSCHER
Vision, certainly in place in blindness	EYESIGHT

The Telegraph – Toughie Crossword Answers – Oct 25 2018

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… still audibly exhale topping fast time	SILENT
Backing America in ‘special’ sense with gutless oddball	ESPOUSAL
Bet placed around noon ended void	PUNTED
Carries on with collaborators supporting Germany	DALLIES
Cut traffic time in secure chassis	STRUCTURE
Egg starts to open, vacated usually leaving eggshell	OVULE
Fine game with queen gobbling piece up	GOSSAMER
Happen to breathe, completely embracing female …	BEFALL
Human sin? Wrath’s one to start	FALLIBLE
Labour succeeded ignoring tense questions	ASKS
Left with party embracing Liberal’s huge victory	LANDSLIDE
Legend of rodents’ decline maybe originally rejected	MEGASTAR
Leggings for men?	CHAPS
Linger in bed as topless sweetheart strips, rising	OVERSLEEP
Look up to see tower	KEEP
Mars revolves circling centre of ellipse	RUINS
Mockery of victims a crash trapped? Revolting	SARCASM
More expensive models’ charms emerge, all naked	DEARER
Nearly all wet losing heart	MOST
Pockets found in slacks?	TROUSERS
Possibly Plath writer’s holding collection back	POETESS
Pro, occasionally greedy, produced counterfeit	FORGED
Show one’s oddly cold surrounded by draught	DISCLOSE
Singular hard covering for creature	SNAIL
Sort of thirsty and pale after vacation	TYPE
Spot noticed on pitch	SEESAW
Stops first son leaving believers	DEISTS
Study rooks and queen covering incomplete theory	CONSIDER
Tenant not so keen having ‘no frills’	LESSEE
Tie is masculine head to toe in public	STALEMATE
Top horse?	BESTRIDE
Wreck broke apart round end of deep crack	TORPEDO

The Telegraph – Toughie Crossword Answers – Oct 24 2018

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A fried option? Laddo moaned, we hear, being out of bed	SUNNYSIDEUP
A passage added on end of one part of church	APSE
Bar a pair involved in academic retiring	TAPROOM
Bishop excused extra duty	ONUS
Black badger finds crow	BRAG
Bulgarian accepts what traveller holds back	LEVA
Censures stand shown by judges	BERATES
Change to the better storm lamp	SEETHELIGHT
Check up about secure co-ordinating gear	TWINSET
Eastern dish starting to track mysterious craft from the south	TOFU
Flood from river near tree	RASH
Former leader to lay flat House of Lords	KOHL
Fourth estate stuff	PRESS
Gold herb, pinch of marjoram, seen in stall — it’ll make bangers	SAUSAGEMEAT
Grass pulls up	SWARD
Hide unit which supplies mineral into the bargain	FURTHERMORE
Leads to standard for measuring shadows	ENTAILS
Monitor Republican stepping down — just the job	PERFECT
Possibly a crass term for cynicism?	SARCASM
Provided with object then due	ENDOWED
Punt about like a devil	BEAST
Spirit — reps let it go, being rum	POLTERGEIST
Such as could be lost in operations finally	TONSILS
They might deliver what gets stuff going?	POWERPLANTS
This predator bowled over divers	SKUA
Time to list clips — nervous Nerys is on these?	TENTERHOOKS
To shed last of pounds added at the front	SHUT
Upsetting this trade-off finds you negative — dark but right	GIVEANDTAKE
Want to do what you’d think doughboys do, as they say	NEED
West in confusion about eastern kind	SWEET
What’s at the heart of most pleasant summer treats?	ICES
Whisk porridge	STIR