The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,374 - Jan 28 2020
| Clues | Answers |
| A person readily welcoming me heading committee at last | SOMEONE |
| Coppers not completely holding me up in controversy | POLEMIC |
| Curiously evenly folded clays | ODDLY |
| Curiously subtler and almost petty | SUBALTERN |
| Day in custody cell | CADRE |
| Driving mechanism to sustain vendors with no restrictions | PROPELLER |
| Exceptional band had very able performer | DABHAND |
| Exposed unctuous favourites and hangers-on | LIMPETS |
| Head-to-toe cover for garment? | TREWS |
| Heard plan for a drink | DRAUGHT |
| Ignoring nurse initially, doctor inspects dirty pool | CESSPIT |
| Jog in the altogether round centre of Rugby | NUDGE |
| Law-abiding ordinary, second-class employee | OBSERVANT |
| Limits of country estate with first of gardeners gone | RANGE |
| Most trim little flier expires trapped inside | TIDIEST |
| Notice southern girl wearing ring | DISMISSAL |
| Occasionally scarce farm product | CREAM |
| Part of record in a Latin service book | ORDINAL |
| Popular credit card, it's turning up in town, say, mostly | PLASTIC |
| Range in Switzerland especially | ANDES |
| Relative position, say, about subject | LIEGE |
| Rising up circling former top of ancient tableland | PLATEAU |
| Scratchy things as with undergarments I've taken in | ABRASIVES |
| Sent round specimens essentially taken as given | POSITED |
| Silly goon excluded from moving agony column's hatchet job | CALUMNY |
| Small coin journalist got wind of | SCENTED |
| Storm about backing foreign plonk, sour stuff | VINEGAR |
| Tipsily homes in on foolish talk | MOONSHINE |
| Toughened after time with permanent post | TENURED |
| Tree with lowered resistance, in consequence put down | ENTERED |
| Violent turmoil as merlot mixed with last of rum | MAELSTROM |
| With singular speed, furnish high-altitude gear | SPACESUIT |
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