The Telegraph – TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,747 – Nov 11 2021

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10,000 flipping fish! KOI
American tax adviser deleting content, image online AVATAR
Bad form, pinching inventor’s first idea NOTION
Batting knocking the stuffing out of Derbyshire lower order comprehensively INDETAIL
British duke pedalling furiously, gobbling wife’s tart Bakewellpudding
Case of Mauritius walnuts overturned LAWSUIT
Champion whiskey bar? The one in the Crown WINNER
Craft takes high water around edge of reef, a hidden danger at sea GREATWHITESHARK
Fine tungsten-tipped pan WOK
Glossy appearance of fish retired chap netted ENAMEL
Goddess subsequently entering advanced area ATHENA
Happy pedestrianised zone finally enclosed CAREFREE
Indian-style rattan door, including frames TANDOORI
It warms bishop, gaunt, esurient, drained BLANKET
Makes cross in church, starts off new sermon every Sunday INCENSES
Mum competed, taking on terribly hot gruelling event MARATHON
My international hotel’s Greek location CORINTH
OMG! Sun’s politics disturbed a writer on the paper GOSSIPCOLUMNIST
One in desperate need of help by Friday? CASTAWAY
Send back mushrooms starter, oddly lacking vision SPECTRE
Sheep trapped by drain EWE
Son caught naked left barely legible note SCRAWL
Substitute some players at Zurich ERSATZ
Table water in Yorkshire returned sample of bacterium LISTERIA
This angry exchange standing on floor CROSSWORDPUZZLE
Those missing lessons — five down — they’ll go downhill rapidly SKIERS
Twelve leaving party for Japanese school ZEN
Yes, perhaps Genesis could be used for examples in this area PROGROCK