The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,214 - April 19 2019
| Clues | Answers |
| Around November, joiner is in Spain, with thrills -- or without? | UNINTERESTINGLY |
| Bakery item's gone off, not regularly sold | PIE |
| Breathe a form of carbon dioxide | COO |
| Chain or kilometre length in a mesh | ANKLET |
| Chemicals for testing on a toilet | REAGENTS |
| Criticise search for gold and god | PAN |
| Devious part of crossword without penultimate letters to give an easy ride? | TRICYCLE |
| Dress up treat only allowed for Halloween? | TRICKOUT |
| Edible plant's texture after injecting niacin at the tips | FENNEL |
| Estuary cut through low-lying plant | CREEPER |
| Group of performers departed for centre of cathedral city | EQUITY |
| Heretical archbishop, not the first to imprison extremely financially demanding person | RANSOMER |
| Houses seen on a cycle round inside of exotic Cadiz | ZODIAC |
| Italian man serving American eating eggs in pub | GIOVANNI |
| Joy not having left, that's something | GEE |
| Meeting place fills for rock singer | JOPLIN |
| Metal man with line in making small rings? | TINKLING |
| Milk supplier turns rum into water | WETNURSE |
| Obscure English composer with introduction of vacuous cantata | ARCANE |
| Part of brain forgetting conclusions from key piece of writing | CORTEX |
| Performance booster for PC's old crate, confused with race-car | ACCELERATORCARD |
| Rise of gas with cheap coal I moved about, referring to marine studies | OCEANOGRAPHICAL |
| Saint and Newgate, ultimately? Rival 'Nicks', perhaps | STEVIE |
| Seed spiller heading off trouble with tree that's first spaced out? | ONANOTHERPLANET |
| Smooth scales hold uranium, making atomic terminal | CONTINUA |
| Taking wrong final direction, monk comes to oldest professional establishment? | BROTHEL |
| These characters would be leeches, after blood | LETTERS |
| Topping almost put the finishing touch on the whole thing? | CAPITAL |
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