The Telegraph – TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,765 – Dec 14 2021
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| A bill anchor-man organised (US president) | ABRAHAMLINCOLN |
| An enormous number freely roll in it | TRILLION |
| Bit of a fiddle to closely follow dramatic composition | TAILPIECE |
| Caricatured and nastily patronised me | IMPERSONATED |
| Celebrate twofold backing | LAUD |
| Deviously revise target; change sides | TERGIVERSATE |
| Drapery and the like of teetotal well-behaved son | DRYGOODS |
| Honour the French after their good turns | ENNOBLE |
| Journalist on rum, say, essentially dallying exuberantly | SPIRITEDLY |
| Lament about occasionally mealie vegetable | CELERY |
| Ludicrous unlimited cabs US rejected on highway | ABSURD |
| Mini cyclone’s vibratory sound and large twist | WHIRLWIND |
| Misfortunes of relaxed obligations | CASUALTIES |
| Mostly support a sort of posh little restaurant | TEASHOP |
| NZ city expressed disapproval finally about footwear? | WELLINGTONBOOT |
| Order ready for publication, maintaining copyright principally | EDICT |
| People examining one article after another on broadcast inventories | ANALYSTS |
| Pull off after second person desiring free passage | STOWAWAY |
| Ravenous young creature who’d left crumb, oddly | WOLFCUB |
| Reportedly modify what’s needed for mass | ALTAR |
| Santa confused? Very — needs this maybe | SATNAV |
| Second-class flabby airship | BLIMP |
| Serviceable East Anglian river circling edge of Fens | OFUSE |
| Sexually virtuous and pursued we’re told | CHASTE |
| Singular upper-class profligate, one that keeps stocking up | SUSPENDER |
| Some brutally honest sportsman’s cry | TALLYHO |
| Troublesome inertia on sides of railway route | ITINERARY |
| Word of consent about new cravings | YENS |