The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,298 - Sep 13 2019
| Clues | Answers |
| Brand of car embodies money seen on one island | MARTINIQUE |
| Cancel game, contest between two lightweights? | RUBOUT |
| Cheery conman unloading the latest in exercise and six-pack obtainable | UPFORGRABS |
| Cleaner hoovered perhaps and quit | VACATE |
| Flatten accumulating earth with stableman's sharp implement | RAZORBLADE |
| Furious about European pinching lady's shade | ASHENGREY |
| Heroic woman played banjo with head shaven, high-flyers in company recalled | JOANOFARC |
| Improvise drama, extra filling in part | PLAYBYEAR |
| It goes back before the origins of Mother Earth | TIME |
| Little female, covering, strains to pick up a particular printer | DOTMATRIX |
| More ridiculous bends on road during Lincoln runs | ABSURDER |
| Mum, street resident after supplier of milk, potential life-saver | MAEWEST |
| Music sung rhythmically, vainly and quickly | RAPIDLY |
| New Orleans contains scope for posh city dweller | SLOANERANGER |
| Offensive second-rate books written by unknown | BLITZ |
| Old writer endlessly probed by a shrink | QUAIL |
| Out to lunch, French department shares | ODDLOT |
| Parking fine daughter settled | PAID |
| Platform number one in station covered with decaying matter off the wall | ROSTRUM |
| PM -- accountant leaves island | MAJOR |
| Relations, small in number, describing some horror films | BLOODTHIRSTY |
| Saying 'I'm the greatest' shows priority wrong | MAXIM |
| Single by soprano with excellent set of pipes | SOLOSTOP |
| Source of foul language absorbs American flier | FLAMINGO |
| Star may be discovered by this technology item which spices up track | ROCKETRY |
| Strive to get drink back, half emptied by men fighting | PUSHFOR |
| Student beginning to work in boozer | SWOT |
| Suspect at station outwardly arrogant | SNIFFY |
| Teacher with uniform that sumo puts away? | UDON |
| Working name represented British joiner, minor trader | ONEMANBAND |
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