The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,382 - February 11 2020
| Clues | Answers |
| ... to arrest a small child | NIPPER |
| Agree to how to restyle one's hair? | PERMIT |
| Bet Russia surprisingly losing international is hard to understand | ABSTRUSE |
| Bovine epidemic in Northern Ireland area half-ignored, strange to recall | MURRAIN |
| Buys a larger, boiled type of sweet | BARLEYSUGAR |
| Church ceremony, baptism, requires two days for tourist on vacation | WEDDING |
| City content to cancel live show, on reflection | SEVILLE |
| Cooked crepes, one is filling for definite | PRECISE |
| Discovered how Sikh men traditionally appear elegant | URBANE |
| Disrespectful and unwise to snub Republican | IMPUDENT |
| General acceptance of groom keeping bride's last name undisclosed essentially | CURRENCY |
| Greatly admired wine always gets consumed | REVERED |
| Gut originally enormous, suggestive of eating good food | GASTRONOMIC |
| Independent politician described by broadcaster as mean ... | SKIMPY |
| Introductory textbook, gloss over it perhaps? | PRIMER |
| Justification for area of land that encircles building | GROUNDS |
| Kew Gardens at intervals shut off southern exit | EGRESS |
| Little Abraham suffered cut after pruning prickly shrub | BRAMBLE |
| Mention being upset by letter that brings everything up | EMETIC |
| Occasionally call out that fellow as cover | CLOTHE |
| Picked up dessert with herb topping, one due to go off later? | TIMEBOMB |
| Plant boss sacking staff leads to acrimonious trade union meeting | AGERATUM |
| Pore over periods announced to obtain reduced-price tickets | CONCESSIONS |
| Rise in subsidy about to stop suddenly | GRADIENT |
| Rod, having wasted time, also stops for snack | SANDWICH |
| Transport as far as Paddington, say, provides exercise | BRINGTOBEAR |
| Vermilion-coloured crab wandering around island, attracting news article | CINNABAR |
| Weak sun out, moving over rear of house | TENUOUS |
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