The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,168 - January 30 2019
| Clues | Answers |
| A head we encountered in pub in holiday gear | BEACHWEAR |
| Able to move supply and perhaps arm monarch | LIMBER |
| Badly misshape? It's stress | EMPHASIS |
| Counter in bank holding page | REPLY |
| Fiercely criticise fallacy, oddly enough | FLAY |
| Fighting about hard time getting across | ATHWART |
| Get out or in | ALIGHT |
| In speculative activity, one is right, possibly | THEORISING |
| Joining army, finally agreeing | YOKING |
| Learner in academic stream still | CALM |
| Lied when corruptly generating capital | NEWDELHI |
| Parking, say, in golf club | PUTTER |
| People improperly taken into state | MENTION |
| Position that's not ethical in test breaking up friendship | AMORALITY |
| Prohibits discussion about European epitome of rapid growth | BEANSTALK |
| Quantify average cut with certainty | MEASURE |
| Removal of this large plant makes street shorter | TREE |
| Scrambled jet, tho' under fire, in sci-fi movie | RETURNOFTHEJEDI |
| Short excerpt from substantial amount of information heard | SOUNDBITE |
| Something players try to avoid in club, for example | CARD |
| Tailored trenchcoat for scientific expert | TECHNOCRAT |
| Test cricket, for instance, accommodating minimal change | INSPECT |
| Textual error in a line at end of American volume | LITERAL |
| Two-wheeled vehicle putting strain on writer | RICKSHAW |
| Unfashionably old saw | DATED |
| Unfriendly second row | STIFF |
| When provoked, one may charge cash | RHINO |
| With maximum possible speed, move fast to discipline | CHASTEN |
| Writer contributing to stories, say, I study | ESSAYIST |
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