The Telegraph – CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO: 30,494 – Dec 27, 2023, Clues and Answers
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Ace pilots rising a long way off | AFAR |
| Angry argument with lover upset you | CROSSWORDSOLVER |
| Blunder when driving in Hull at sharp turning | STALL |
| Bother making a kind of list | TODO |
| Could this make Enid go to a restaurant? | DINEOUT |
| Device used for steering in right part of Jersey, say | RUDDER |
| Drop round, hugging student with graduate degree | DIPLOMA |
| E.g. lingerie articles from Europe with damage from use | UNDERWEAR |
| Ex leaders of organisation let down, feeling pathetic | OLDFLAME |
| First day of the twelfth month, flipping cold! | ICED |
| Frugal person saving the planet, not a skinflint | ECONOMISER |
| I run away from long-necked Africans making tactless remarks | GAFFES |
| Ignoring what’s right or wrong in the morning exam | AMORAL |
| Kind of Indian tea service American sent back | ASSAM |
| Less sensitive about English leader | NUMBERONE |
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| London skyscraper in quiet area by road | SHARD |
| Maybe Wimbledon goalkeeper gutted with attack | GRANDSLAM |
| Need to rest during enraged rows, in essence | DROWSINESS |
| Old European, small old man turning up with ladies? | YUGOSLAV |
| Old French bread smuggled into Chelsea, perhaps | FRANC |
| Showing Grace Kelly, say, behind wild fire | REFINED |
| Some bowling and some batting missed the target | OVERSHOT |
| Spanish team around Madrid swimming butterfly | REDADMIRAL |
| Story books plugged by a keeper of books | ACCOUNTANT |
| Tailor handled a cape | HEADLAND |
| Tense people who drink too much in old movies | TALKIES |
| Very popular party with good snack food | HOTDOG |
| Welcoming arrangement of opus, one he composed | OPENHOUSE |
| You might get lashed with this in whiskey joint | WHIP |