The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,190 - March 8 2019
Clues | Answers |
Books about Geordie accent | TONE |
Cliff perhaps on London area journal, reviewed sporting event | HIGHLANDGAMES |
Criminal activities that are often slammed in court | RACKETS |
Dicky records the historic town | DORCHESTER |
Extremely merry jerk outside is telling tales | JOLLIEST |
Fabled detective frisking hotel croupier | HERCULEPOIROT |
Firm moving rapidly? Don't scoff | FAST |
Found in flat, a flier supporting clubs offering underground rock | STALACTITE |
From the inside, a store rejected creativity | ABINTRA |
Group of characters online having awkward time getting hold of old fiddle | EMOTICON |
Harvest festival item maybe allowed by brothers linked to church | LETTUCE |
I agree to entertain playing Frenchman | YVES |
In retreat, zebra cub mastered imbibing strong drink | SAMBUCA |
Lawyer starts to broach suspect's fingerprint | DABS |
Lover in mini in The Star in new fashion | SWEETHEART |
One usually outside pub announced fashionable function | INNSIGN |
Rat runs out beyond rubbish pile in end passage | EPILOGUE |
Relations on our side mean to visit ancient region | WESSEX |
Scan buckle -- it half comes off footwear | ANKLET |
Set of steps heard by female entrant filling out technical document | STYLESHEET |
Shakespearean character, regularly comical, accepting help to diversify | OPHELIA |
Sly person's the first to withdraw support for artist | WEASEL |
Sort of blood seen around clothes item shortly needing white spirit | BACARDI |
Type of bike shopper needs to obtain new measuring device | QUADRANT |
Very posh puppet, primarily seen in series like Basil Brush? | VULPINE |
Wine centres in fashion? Crazy | SHIRAZ |
Worried about keeping golden bit by Bergman, when cutting film | EDUCATINGRITA |
Year C possibly given detention for discussing how heavy Miss might be | HUNDREDWEIGHT |
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