The Telegraph – TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,892 – Jul 22 2022s
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Appearing in studio: record label boss | DIOR |
| Culinary device that might be poached given copyright Walkers (just) uncovered | EGGCODDLER |
| Current period on dictionary mostly spent getting someone familiar with Es? | ADDICT |
| Dash perhaps part of GP’s email address? | DRAT |
| Delighted to bypass middle of Hull still remaining | EXTANT |
| Festivities at Glastonbury, say, make a deep impression | ENGRAVE |
| Fibre content lacking in supermarket bread | STRAND |
| Found cold apple, for example, when cycling | CREATE |
| Girder occasionally corroded behind ship | GREATEASTERN |
| In eager anticipation since seven in morning | AGOG |
| Italian carvery worker cooked hogs at length, see? | DONATELLO |
| Jazzy types with skirts to embroider for textile worker | RAGTRADER |
| Language student leaves school carrier? | CREE |
| Large shower during journey obscuring the odd area of France | LORRAINE |
| One scoffs continually, holding up tin emptied earlier | SNEERER |
| Outliers in southwest land seat in rotten borough | STATENISLAND |
| Pet’s fizzy drinks reported | COAX |
| Police force on part of hospital after current pile-up? | ACCIDENT |
| Prima donna, to keep popular, moved into clairvoyance | DIVINATION |
| Shelley’s time opening cards amid cheers essentially | EVENTIDE |
| Showed Yank Giants in action | DESIGNATED |
| Song told story | LIED |
| Sovereign here equivalent to sixpence, as edging eroded | ANNE |
| States supported by fourth estate latterly showing hostility | AVERSIVE |
| Type of engineer chosen by Clair when renovating | ELECTRICAL |
| Unduly rouse Scandinavian king by name | OVEREXCITE |
| Visiting PM’s house, perhaps tap gate | ATTENDANCE |
| Walk covered whole length of Siena? | STOA |
| Welshman meets Scotsman coming from Africa | IVORIAN |
| What’s on plate a worry if tipped over finery | REGALIA |