The Telegraph – TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,212 – Apr 17 2019
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| A top article in ancient language | AVESTAN |
| Abused page started to recover | TURNEDTHECORNER |
| Action by angler brings fish after very short time | TICKLING |
| Bringing out temptation son should avoid | EDUCTION |
| Child accommodated by school’s programme | SPROG |
| Discarded wit of Spooner, one with lots to say | WINDBAG |
| Each year idol is placed atop a temple | PAGODA |
| Expected to be quiet, tot dumped in grass | PRESUMED |
| Female is very admirable in party attire? | FROCKS |
| Female priest can chat and be funny | BACCHANTE |
| Given honour and praise, it’s right she from France should be embraced | LAURELLED |
| Is fellow by end of short story a bringer of luck? | TALISMAN |
| Jumping around, being concerned to make space for exercise | CAPERING |
| Like some performances for men only — I will stay outside | ONSTAGE |
| Magic when vermouth is put in cocktail | MOJITO |
| Name of unimportant person in organisation with sexist message? | COGNOMEN |
| One with plan to be kind, not out to be first | INTENDER |
| One’s cast out at sea — gets to talk endlessly about nothing | HARPOON |
| Poet to be very fond of Anglo-Catholic finery? | LOVELACE |
| Returned as Wimbledon champion, glowing outwardly? | REVERTED |
| Rogue depositing one vehicle in river | PICARO |
| Search taking road back to border | DREDGE |
| Smooth stars appearing outside entrance briefly | LEGATO |
| Soldier given no identity suffering mental disorder | PARANOID |
| Story of a former Chelsea manager | CONTE |
| Those troubled about getting first in English may be what’s found in Oxford? | SHOETREE |
| What Queen embodies is good in truth | REGALITY |