The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,376 - Jan 30 2020
| Clues | Answers |
| Acquire daughter, acquire chatterbox | WINDBAG |
| Bill advanced after innocent dance | LAMBADA |
| Bury heartlessly accepts doctor finally after criticism for wound treatment | STICKINGPLASTER |
| Caught doctor noshing missing small bun | CHIGNON |
| Collection of information a little bit put back by TV | DATASET |
| Copy American training | APE |
| Drone in centre of Heathrow -- odd | THRUM |
| Dry, odious mix he'd prepared for a reagent | SODIUMHYDROXIDE |
| Geordie's about to shelter deer | ROE |
| Hotel in a northern farm is a busy place | ANTHILL |
| I discovered acid queen is more hostile | ICIER |
| Leading lady over a number of years? | ERA |
| Levelling soft border, broke up plant | EVENINGPRIMROSE |
| Lover's speech in French perhaps? | ROMANCELANGUAGE |
| Note quiet enveloping North Island's lowest point | MINIMUM |
| One coming out from mountain box departs westwards | DEBUTANTE |
| One might go down to this wage or start to look for work | LOWGEAR |
| One rowing area seized by rough Romans | OARSMAN |
| Organ grinder's assistant stashes detailed picture for soldiers | SAMURAI |
| Prohibit Scotsman's beloved instrument | BANJO |
| Provide large numbers for queen's offspring | KITTENS |
| Recently complaining more in hearing of inflammation | PNEUMONIA |
| Sailor and soldier are at first following oddly ugly poisonous creature | TARANTULA |
| Self-importance is so not right | EGO |
| Sister's house in New York accommodating fugitive when beginning escapes | NUNNERY |
| The setter's sad, avoiding end of cruciverbal fill | IMBUE |
| Thrust mixture with little reliability when carbon is delayed | PIERCED |
| To remove bugs from half of code, student replaces third of memory in peripheral | DELOUSE |
| Ultimately see two French articles following country instrument? | UKELELE |
| What comes after passing flier, feat that's extraordinary | AFTERLIFE |
| What gossips do, it's rumoured? | HEARSAY |
| What might make guy fast? | TENTPEG |
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