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The Telegraph – Toughie Crossword Answers – Sep 19 2018

September 20, 2018September 20, 2018 by crossword clue

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About Nijinsky, possibly, without the Spanish gentleman	CABALLERO
Accommodating the last word on Bale being transferred	AMENABLE
Amateur working on Sunday’s brew of a dryer ale	LAYREADER
Animalistic noise beginning to bedevil our local	NEIGHBOUR
Article supporting publicity or thanks respectively	PRORATA
Bar horse restraint? Nothing in it	LOUNGE
Can East block West’s early show	MATINEE
Caution: oil spill in resort causing mirage	OPTICALILLUSION
Clean up in this with a book in display left	WASHBOWL
Coastal rock climber wanting Accident & Emergency to get stitched?	SEWED
Cockney’s three-piece with half missing? Blow it!	WHISTLE
Colourless, odourless, tasteless ingredient turning up in linguini taleggio?	GELATIN
Discordant energised vocal is contemporary	COEVAL
Doing nothing out of order — it’s part of Australian nature	DINGO
Enlarge crackers for big cheese	GENERAL
Fallen out over name for blarney	FLANNEL
Fruit in oddly fey sculpture	EFFIGY
Girl sounding like a needy child	MIMI
Happy as Ma Jarrett’s boy meeting his fate? (2,3,2,3,5)	ONTOPOFTHEWORLD
Look out for identity in moulding that’s elliptical	OVOID
Make a hash with duck in medium serving after carving	MISGOVERN
Newmarket worker maybe in firm with rowdy uprising	STABLEBOY
Rock drummer’s habit revealed dark side?	MOONSCAPE
Rocky ignobly in need of oxygen facing US fighter with a sneer	GIBINGLY
Smear in unfinished book promo?	BLUR
Stop idol celebrant’s intrusion	DOLCE
Talk drunkenly and suck up, not quietly	SLUR
Up to eighteen AA members aim to be this	TEETOTAL
Wicked elements in thoughts in full flow	SINFUL
Work stopping the setter’s sulk	MOPE

The Telegraph – Toughie Crossword Answers – Sep 18 2018

September 19, 2018September 19, 2018 by crossword clue

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Before bedtime, a short agreement drawn up after close	NIGHTCAP
Big fish all right in the morning after getting up	MAKO
Brain extracted through the ears?	MIND
Case of dramatist screening very long show	DEPICT
Comfortable position with bloomers full of thorns?	BEDOFROSES
Dancing on air, old stud	DOORNAIL
Dodgy ear — regret cold in head	DIRECTORGENERAL
Encourage and kiss people in juvenile competition	EGGANDSPOONRACE
Fashion design safe, criticise company slowing down after recession	PETERPANCOLLAR
Fifty tucking into feast, ten almost finished French stew	BLANQUETTE
Foe not taking sides in prayer?	ANTI
Grand, a dish of cold vegetables cut for curry paste	MASALA
Hymn — piece stealing heart in Bangkok, if one Siamese, say?	MAGNIFICAT
I’m top? That’s wrong — I’m not sure top	OPTIMUM
Land in effect over sea	DOMAIN
Maximum number covered by hospital	HEIGHT
Miss scored, reportedly?	MAID
Mole exaggerated punctures with acne, say?	SPOTTY
Movement of current part inspired, I think, on reflection	TIDERIP
Movement of hip on bandaging little bone — items for suturing might be seen here	PINCUSHION
One cutting down to size a couple of males held by judge?	TRIMMER
One may be in charge of reaching	ANAGRAM
One’s present at present	ATTENDER
River bird, one on the radio perhaps?	DEEJAY
Smart being gripped by a good book? On the contrary, losing the plot	CHAOTIC
Something funny, perhaps, left in stew	TAGLINE
Stab from behind in openly criminal study of felonies	PENOLOGY
Where ‘RIP the compiler’ shall be writ, never!	OVERMYDEADBODY

The Telegraph – Toughie Crossword Answers – Sep 14 2018

September 15, 2018September 15, 2018 by crossword clue

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A ‘shady agent you previously used in plot, looking sinister?	BEADYEYED
Adult travelling by trains where flights are restricted	AVIARY
Angrily say ‘Get knotted!’	SNARL
Basic measurement on mass tendency not to react	PHLEGM
Coarse one leaves like a swift runner	HARSH
Earthen pot with snapper baked in the centre	CROCK
Epstein’s fifth Beatle, protecting kid with own goal? That’s up, but not for debate	NONNEGOTIABLE
Female servant was passively appalled according to report	LADYSMAID
Fine raised after one chews gum	KOALA
Foreigner’s good for English to get into a row	ALIGN
Four-day span delaying a monument?	STATUE
Fruit article stuffed with crumbs	ACORN
Heavy tread marks in braking effect?	STOMP
I’m off abroad, i.e., unwinding somewhat	ADIEU
It should be taken in cold light of day, but not 12 o’clock or 1:30?	SUSHI
Oblique hit with tip off long pointed weapon	LANCE
One radical answer to stop clever men and beat regulator	DEFIBRILLATOR
Papal letters bishop cut back	BREVES
Perhaps a relic from defunct campsite area	EXTENT
Prequel to Little Women would be about this parade	MARCHPAST
Say Man About the House is origin of Three’s Company in simulation	SITCOM
Secret police not finished with husband, put away	STASH
Soft and luxurious?	PLUSH
Someone copying book in collection — cheaper edition?	PAPERBACK
Somewhere to park son before walk	SPACE
Son keeping backward type of person under wraps?	LAGGED
That’s something on lowest instrument	CORNET
They’ve been around married daughter escaping apocalypse	MENOFTHEWORLD
Twig what’s inside stockings?	OSIER
When everything should go swimmingly, encase with all care	CLEARANCESALE

The Telegraph – Toughie Crossword Answers – Sep 13 2018

September 14, 2018September 14, 2018 by crossword clue

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Bow during church receiving nothing in return	INCLINE
Capital place for drink knocked back before time	RABAT
Climate not hot after summer’s start? Wear this	SWEATER
Copper works without energy, accepting small duties	CUSTOMS
Cover the woman with two articles	SHEATHE
Cross, they’re oddly bitten by mosquito?	INTERSECT
Dainty little maiden keeping time in form, perhaps	SWEETMEAT
Divine being divine, outlandish replacing superior	GODDESS
Enduring endless bother over iron girdle	SUFFERING
Expert cineaste finally comprehending rubbish film	ACETATE
Frank is ruthless for EastEnders	ARTLESS
Guarded in dock, brought up, then executed	POLICED
Heath area trailing grass east to west	ERICA
Hollow veins in cerebellum’s covering	INSINCERE
Is it possible for me to get warm?	AMIABLE
It’s worst to embrace sweetheart’s attack	BESET
Lounges of first-class people being announced?	IDLES
Officer shoots back, engaging hard force	SHERIFF
Play patience	TOLERANCE
Rats on beam held by stakes	BETRAYS
Rotating mechanism for fans	TURNSTILE
Rows could create sound of crying	TIERS
Sexy curvy character including sex, initially?	HOSTESS
Shy around this person, gripped by American quibbler	CASUIST
Singular Scottish ‘tut’ assuming a point about English	SASSENACH
Standing in front of auction making offers, disheartened	ABIDING
Starts to slough hard exterior, discarding skin	SHEDS
State again specifically limiting train’s highest speed	ITERATE
The French revolting in disorder, European getting cross	SALTIRE
Vegetable like empty pea — sweet tips	ASPARAGUS
Willowy thing is more blushing, topless	OSIER
Your destiny may be in these hands!	TAROT

The Telegraph – Toughie Crossword Answers – Sep 12 2018

September 13, 2018September 13, 2018 by crossword clue

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Being church musician, mass preferred to last piece	ORGANISM
British couple from Rome hiding kilo in costume	BIKINI
Cold beer first — one Guinness so handled	ALEC
Country seen in alternative light after month	MOTHERLAND
Deny Blunt’s smuggled dope from the East	ABNEGATE
Found pleasure going topless — mad to turn up inside	ESTABLISH
Free programs run, brought in encrypted as we hear	SHAREWARE
French article put forward case: right to leave union	LEAGUE
Frost not a great poet	HORACE
Given life, losing heart after temporary release rejected	LIABLE
Kid held by inspector put away for attack	DIATRIBE
Lesser gorgons holding back another fierce woman	OGRESS
Location of underwater activity miles after sign for docking	AQUARIUM
Lower class corruptly use bungs	SUBGENUS
Man abroad grabbing at politician	SENATOR
Pedant and stoic clash violently	SCHOLASTIC
Prospect with men vacating isthmus	PANAMA
Recovered gambler?	BETTER
Ruled out old notion about daughter having died	EXCLUDED
Sea advanced to claim river and harbour	MARINA
Shake from second-hand milk dispenser	SHUDDER
So-called priest has to tear round all the time	REVEREND
Soul beat wild and perfect	ABSOLUTE
Stop and arrest when finding missionary	BARNABAS
Sulphur removed from Salisbury plant	ARUM
Supporting female scientist crossing river from the south	CARYATID
Swan for one and others finding peace	REST
Sword cutting more flesh from this?	CLAY
Tomb about to be seen by Pound coming into city church	CROMLECH
Tree forced flat to sprawl among scattered pears	ESPALIER

The Telegraph – Toughie Crossword Answers – Sep 11 2018

September 12, 2018September 12, 2018 by crossword clue

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A fine time at hotel? There’s consequences!	AFTERMATH
A glazed fabric put round plant	ERICA
Ambitious person’s gamey promotional leaflet	HIGHFLYER
Aquatic bird, funny-looking alien gull	GALLINULE
Archaeopteryx maybe was one that caught nematodes?	EARLYBIRD
Disconcert upper-class swell turning up first	PUTOFF
Doddery old chaps going in to get accommodation	LODGEMENT
Evasive behaviour of company head about yen	COYNESS
Expose extremely uncommon pretext	UNCOVER
Fat whiner given facelift might become so very slim	WAFERTHIN
Film Chemical Engineer introduced into a gallery	ACETATE
Food from Italy in vehicle before start of delivery	VIAND
Funny when Jack leaves mince pie	OCULAR
General survey done — into German car, that is	OVERVIEW
Joined place of higher learning following international education	UNIFIED
Lines husband may like but with no margins	HAIKU
Litter of unlimited beds in convalescent home	SEDAN
Maintain pressure with troops available in emergency	PRESERVE
Native American large lobster trap	CREEL
Nonsense served up supporting almost adequate notional line	EQUATOR
Overwhelmed operator requisitioned	OPPRESSED
Parts of chicken wings perhaps rejected in epicurean lunch	ULNAE
Person taking part in hospital department harangue	ENTRANT
Plastic laminate having as function glass replacement?	FORMICA
Pulley that moves sideways, but not at first	IDLER
Releases peacekeepers with army unit — a thousand for power	UNCORKS
Remained in good health mostly in empty desert	DWELT
Romanians reconstructed small republic	SANMARINO
Something exceptional in skirt topless divas modelled	RARAAVIS
What’s over one’s head? Hat’s upside down in Yorkshire river!	AIRSPACE
Year with disastrous slide in outputs	YIELDS
Young royal repeated expression of disapproval	TUTTUT

The Telegraph – Toughie Crossword Answers – Sep 7 2018

September 8, 2018September 8, 2018 by crossword clue

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Appeal forces landowner to regenerate part of Essex	SAFFRONWALDEN
Around summer, fifty per cent failed medical aid class overseas	MIDDLEAMERICA
Be unable to stand trial after sighting of Parisian	DETEST
Bottomless spirit and French wine belonging to a medieval house	ANGEVIN
Celebrity and girl briefly turned up where heavenly bodies are seen	STARMAP
Couple rejected stuffing in case that’s supremely flashy	LOUDEST
Crossed lines occurring in traditional housing	TRAVERSED
Crouch, heading in third, smothered by most of team	SQUAT
Data PC stores about police regularly receives approval	COOKIE
Fox almost seizes turkey, one of a certain age	TRIASSIC
Gnasher’s still at centre of tomfoolery in the comic	EYETOOTH
Gypsy returned to harbour pub, having a jar	AMPHORA
Impudent person putting slug on dressing	SAUCEBOX
It’s a pleasure no former volunteer exaggerated	NOTATALL
Kitchen assistant perhaps glazes terrine partly	ZESTER
Maintaining beat in midsection, busker hummed	STANK
Mirror writer’s extremely immature, penning useless articles	IMITATE
Norwegian, American, German and Japanese currency	AMUNDSEN
Part of face one should start jeering? Hooter	JOWL
Person to whom work and play are the same	DRAMATIST
Potter makes this error — green spilled over, and blue ultimately	SLIPWARE
Reason why broadcast is shown on hospital computers etc	SANITY
Repeatedly note currents swirling in lake	TITICACA
Second question about folio one poses	SHOWOFF
Stream learners attending religious class	RILL
Study news written in revolutionary language	CHEYENNE
Swapped ends when using ragged garden tool	DIBBER
Sweary vagrant in chippy?	SAWYER
Type of school’s right-wing recruitment slogan?	BEACON
Working for retirement, mum gets Happy Meal	NOSHUP

The Telegraph – Toughie Crossword Answers – Sep 6 2018

September 7, 2018September 7, 2018 by crossword clue

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… shaking bits of anatomy, very nearly without exception	TOAMAN
Being from newspaper perhaps is source of misanthropy	ORGANISM
Chaplain oddly climbs to top of larch tree	LILAC
Communication with soldiers in camp conveys orders from above	TENCOMMANDMENTS
Cushion blow at first — each dreadful bang …	BEANBAG
Dick has 500 in belt upon start of evening shift	DISLODGE
Dramatic change to attorneyship after corrupt Tory is sacked	THESPIAN
Drifts off in rubbish-laden ship	SLUMBERS
Element from colliers’ association packing daggers	NOBELIUM
Famous director of ‘Vandalised’ cutting second in editing	DAVIDLEAN
Fragment of code ultimately equivocal	MORSEL
Getting in touch with Little Emily, being poorly	EMAILING
Head on holiday with as much as one can carry? That’s hazardous	HARMFUL
Host of lice’s heading into cabin, not entirely put out	PUBLICAN
Huge lark put on show of singing?	GIGANTIC
Minute docked?	DETAILED
Out of condition, Donna’s disturbed, fitfully	OFFANDON
Outstanding location for seat of higher education?	TOPCLASS
Prompt judgement uttered	INCITE
Public Library engages painter to illustrate launch	PROPEL
SEAT components in plenty unveiled at centre	GLUTEI
Shergar — a rather limited mount?	ARARAT
Stroll with relation in south-east Reading, say?	SAUNTER
Sweetener raised to prop up American resort’s growth	ASPARAGUS
The lead in Shrek’s garlanded with laurels for song	PSALM
Unstable paranoid with a malfunctioning weapon	PONIARD
Winds average, starters in dinghy event race sedately	MEANDERS

The Telegraph – Toughie Crossword Answers – Sep 5 2018

September 6, 2018September 6, 2018 by crossword clue

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A shaman got April confused about imaginary figures	PHANTASMAGORIAL
Agile umpire’s concealing a bit of a gut	ILEUM
Allen’s apartment maybe frog’s place of rest?	LILYPAD
Assign ace writer	ASCRIBE
Character expressing feelings held regularly in Exmoor jail	EMOJI
Cockney actor in favour of being heard acts at first in jug	AMPHORA
Comfort before PM cut parliament’s opening: it shows highs and lows	RELIEFMAP
Cut into victim	QUARRY
Do better without prison space, mostly	EXCEL
European and Gaelic hybrid is mournful	ELEGIAC
Finished the map off, losing time measuring and marking too much	OVEREMPHASIZING
Influential discussion group with U-turn at the end?	SEMINAL
Initially nonchalant, I’m thrown rather in calculation of N	NITRIC
Making up for leaving father split inside	EXPIATING
Meet under the main promenade	SEAFRONT
Most of group adulterated mare’s milk substitutes	CREAMERS
New and old kit in Alabama	ORIGINAL
Pacifies tiny number aboard ship	SWEETENS
Pay Republican immigrant	INCOMER
People mark course	RACETRACK
Perhaps make a crocodile tail rise	QUEUEUP
Reportedly cultivate a green when dropping head of drug science	PHARMACOLOGICAL
Reprieved area moves west in extent	SPARED
Resistance is overcome by changing shapes and expressions	PHRASES
Right finale: sex appeal is half acceptable for performance	RENDITION
Spin is turning over wicket on both sides	SWIRL
Walk a line, lacking directions for chemical base	ALKALI
Young child settled heretical belief in tyranny	TOTALITARIANISM

The Telegraph – Toughie Crossword Answers – Aug 31 2018

September 1, 2018September 1, 2018 by crossword clue

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& 12 Down … the fourth to be deposited over front of square is returned by scorers …	LES
& 22 Down � player, having dispersed disheartened keeper and infield, belted Nash out of the ground	BLINDSIDE
& 31 Across … gift for one backpedalling? Again, see ball ultimately transported over boundary’s edge …	GEESEA
& 8 Across … show, in shot three, spin is taken on …	THE
… over goes number two, not quite an exact copy …	CARBON
About to infiltrate working party, even now	SQUARED
Anagram solver with a line in workwear	OVERALLS
Canalman noisily deep-fried appetiser?	BHAJI
Clown about, lifting hearts with French horn and pipe music	PIBROCH
Disease caused by deficiency in an area around neck wound	PELLAGRA
Drink shot with charges	SHANDY
Image of group seeking to preserve secretary’s make-up?	PANDA
In harsh lesson it may be torn when taking excursion on holiday	ASTRIPOFF
Inability to recognise one heir when back within range	AGNOSIA
Individual birthday tips?	BOD
Like garage door, maybe — done twice	UPOVER
No good slipping up, wanting to do in king	RICHARDI
Possibly remote stronghold put in broadcast	KEYPAD
President’s kinky life as dame, retrospectively?	GARFIELD
Queen’s changing church order	SEQUENCE
Security of Tier F smoke screens? No	REEFKNOT
See 17 Across	PRISONER
See 19 Across	SIX
See 20 Across	LAYING
See 26 Across	FLANKER
Sleeps off very good brewery wares, not one English	SOBERS
Stars not the first to blow chances	ASTERISKS
Things that begin rankling Glamorgan’s outfielders? 12 is first sign …	VIRGO
Two goes at curling don’t get used	GOTOWASTE
Virgin loves talking (full of it)	VESTAL
What Goliath should know about David’s grief?	HASSLING
Woman on a meandering route out of London	NAOMI