The Telegraph – TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 3,164 – Nov 10, 2023, Crossword Answers
The Telegraph – TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 3,164 – Nov 10 2023
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Alewife wants ciggy then half a cake | GASPEREAU |
| Book too much time around Da Vinci’s studio? | BOTTEGA |
| Carriage components reset anew after slewing wildly | SWINGLETREES |
| Former computing entrepreneur to check account then run plant | JACOBSLADDER |
| Front of some fairly good houses subsiding | DESCENT |
| Harass old bishop backing into brilliant conceit | ARROGANCE |
| In doomed mission, journalist back-pedalling | ALAMODE |
| Intercept and trouble ambassador following repeated arrests | HEADOFF |
| It’ll help with smooth movement in musical piece | GREASEGUN |
| Knight wearing robe in island monarchy | TONGA |
| No longer an item, one side of which is hurt | ACHED |
| Nuisance calls for help, two being cut short | SOANDSO |
| Obvious having change of leader is ludicrous | RISIBLE |
| Officer consumed by joy in mountainous valley | GLENCOE |
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Old guard fret about young miscreant | ARTFULDODGER |
| One stabs Polish prisoner in point of no return | RUBICON |
| Perhaps Jack, eschewing a foursome, gives notice | PLACARD |
| Period in which Press Association guides electorate initially | IRONAGE |
| Raffles’ agent changed advisory officers | GENERALSTAFF |
| Raise tax in European shelter | ELEVATE |
| School in south-east China | SPODE |
| Spine shown by worker possibly occupying out-of-bounds Russian country homes | ACANTHA |
| Squalid room altogether ransacked following removal of catch | RATHOLE |
| Stop no-go prohibition | EMBAR |
| Trials wherein case for defence probes tests | ORDEALS |
| Warning Brazilian city against diplomacy | RIOTACT |
| What could manoeuvre hogs with speed? | SHEEPDOGS |
| Work it loose in little opening | OSTIOLE |