Below you will find all the answers for the The Telegraph - Toughie Crossword Answers - Sep 27 2018.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| 1970s leader the last character to be embraced by retiring Archdeacon Basil? | BREZHNEV |
| Barb exposed argument with England cricketer in West Indian ground | ARROWROOT |
| Bishop in strange secrecy about father's virtual world | CYBERSPACE |
| Cold frost on American peninsula | CRIMEA |
| Criminal fraudster advanced to take over from old ballistics expert | RACKETEER |
| First or second tragedy to enfold over Grace | LOWGEAR |
| Flog trade secret, losing a measure of respect with the kids | STREETCRED |
| Had moved down, securing a point? | OWNED |
| Heroic digital photo? | EPIC |
| It helps to get delivery from Languedoc pizzeria on the way back | ZIPCODE |
| It meanders, surreally, off and on | URAL |
| It's used for dressing, calming abrasive wound | BALSAMICVINEGAR |
| It's used to irritate; there is a point to it | NEEDLE |
| Journalist on the up leaving ramshackle reminder of a bygone era | RELICT |
| Legendary location in California runs out of wine | CAMELOT |
| Long Island city, 100 in the shade? | LILAC |
| Main course initially covered in curry | BALTIC |
| Menu in Paddington's 'as much as you can eat', according to Spooner | BILLOFFARE |
| On Broadway, section of theatre role showcasing Manuel's trademark reply? | PARQUET |
| Rip jagged tear beneath delicate fabric | LACERATE |
| Rubbish hotel invested in downmarket coffee bar | CHAFF |
| Second hand, put up for exchange | SWAP |
| Swindler in bed, suffering strain | CONARTIST |
| Topless pair in competition | RACE |
| Travelling quickly, yacht finally berthed? | MOTORING |
| Whip with peeled sharp stick? It's purifying! | CATHARTIC |
| Workman and lad, unusually, in indication of trendlessness? | RANDOMWALK |
| Yours truly had substance and character | IDENTITY |
| Zoroastrian play Russia regularly censored | PARSI |
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