The Telegraph - CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO: 29,212 - Nov 19 2019
| Clues | Answers |
| ... in other words, hugging Granny is foolish | INANE |
| A friend has texted 'you are not professional' | AMATEUR |
| Bloomer is top of fashion in revolution | DAFFODIL |
| Changes made by artist alone to model | ALTERATIONS |
| Cryptic setters ... they pose problems? | TESTERS |
| Damage second vehicle | SCAR |
| Gather graduate stops fool | AMASS |
| Just hug flirt nervously | RIGHTFUL |
| Law-abiding i.e. don't be criminal | OBEDIENT |
| Legend starts to chronicle elderly ladies endangering boys ... | CELEB |
| Men turned up in leading company | TROOP |
| Most awful kind of wine consumed by Den | NASTIEST |
| Mount part of creature's skin? | SCALE |
| Naive, like Simon? | CALLOW |
| Next to a hypotenuse? | ALONGSIDE |
| Players went ahead and exchanged pieces | CASTLED |
| Quench thirst from small pond | SLAKE |
| Regularly trying machinery | RIG |
| Remove minor uncertainty in speech | WEEDOUT |
| Return part of Jubilee line seems unsteady and old, perhaps | SENILE |
| Reveal former stance | EXPOSE |
| Some aren't allowed property for hire | RENTAL |
| Spare hydrogen stored in container | THIN |
| Squirrel wrapping tip of tail with ribbon | STASH |
| Strangely chaotic after mum makes drink | MACCHIATO |
| Supporter of artist's work? | EASEL |
| The way in which Sherlock solves crimes? | BAKERSTREET |
| Trunk in which one keeps playing cards? | SUITCASE |
| UK, with Romans in disarray, goes wild | RUNSAMOK |
| Well-seasoned and refined | TASTEFUL |
| What coin isn't biased? | ONESIDED |
| Winner's strike | HIT |
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