The Telegraph – TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,687 – Jul 29 2021
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Afraid, when climbing, to pass over most of fire | TIMOROUS |
| An old word, failing to capture a disorder | ANARCHISM |
| Arcane religious practice involving supporter, not leader | RECONDITE |
| Attractive Royal appearing after cheers | TAKING |
| Audible comment about pointlessness of selling things in blizzard conditions | WHITEOUT |
| Composer giving us a lot of hell? | HANDEL |
| Consumer wanting their own point accepted by channel | CANNIBAL |
| Crossword? Hard work not new | GRID |
| Easily influenced to stay in shot | PLASTIC |
| Farm animal that is eating river shellfish | COWRIE |
| Father with speed identifying Father’s position | PAPACY |
| Fix Maine? Little money there to secure it | CEMENT |
| Flier, not fully fit, seen returning around part of airship | ICARUS |
| Go over suggestion to involve Republican | TRIP |
| Long to suppress most of restraint? That’ll be nice | PLEASANT |
| Make a bet about regulation regarding discharge | PURULENT |
| Moral type keeping a detective back — what’s the cost? | PRICETAG |
| Nothing missing from diva’s performance, say, in spa rooms | SOLARIA |
| Recent British monarchs touring university in high style | GRANDEUR |
| Reporter attending start of week-long strike | WHACK |
| Say nothing over one ignoring a hot dish from the East | SUSHI |
| Second person in Paris coming in to block piece of information | DATUM |
| Shakespeare character, explorer carrying black instrument | VIOLADAGAMBA |
| Soldiers caper, stealing knight’s weapons | ORDNANCE |
| Stone used in wall, say, in brief | BARRISTER |
| Suit line adopted by boys in uniform | CLUBS |
| The Telegraph, say — not alluring in part of Wales | ORGAN |
| Theatre ultimately invested in opening, not ending | UNCEASING |
| This would be wrongly seen as poor in watts, without energy | POWERSTATION |
| Try anything, initially, to escape storm in valley | GORGE |