Below you will find all the answers for the The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,184 - Feb 27 2019.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| A fish in jelly | AGAR |
| Censor opening of burlesque before strip? The reverse | BLEEP |
| Ensemble's unfashionable sound | OUTFIT |
| Familiar name for TV cop in seventies | TELLY |
| Fancy lacy slip | CLAY |
| Farm boss | STUD |
| Fast pulse? | RUNNERBEAN |
| Feel sorry to be winger right on the left | REGRET |
| Formula Three motor Hill's abandoned disastrously | THEOREM |
| From South Dakota, perhaps, halfway through 'High Noon' or 'Django Unchained', say | MIDWESTERN |
| In report, responsibility is mine to some extent | LODE |
| Line missing from Delta singer's boast is inspiring | IMBUES |
| Males entertaining at all-female party in hellish circumstances | HEATHENDOM |
| Malicious person with way of speaking in imperfect tense | SERPENT |
| Market stall spiel? | SALESPITCH |
| Mature crowd getting over housing deprivation | BLOSSOM |
| Pen capturing Pele's character disorder sharply | STEEPLY |
| Poetry in Old English guide | OVERSEE |
| Port of Dover greeting Arab sailer | DHOW |
| Regional producer of weight-loss programmes? | LOCALRADIO |
| Result of chafing when you're not up | BEDSORE |
| Result of chafing when you're up | SADDLESORE |
| Ring this person found in sound unit | PHONEME |
| Scheme of more delicate baroque composition lacking length and not for everyone | SUBTERFUGE |
| Slow Tottenham's No 2 dropped fast | LENT |
| Spirit bottled in vintage Niersteiner | GENIE |
| Stands to reason dad brewed drink | ADDSUP |
| Timeless old name for pudding wine that's all right | OKAY |
| Twice checking 1 Down ought to be in the same place | IBID |
| Upper-class Sally not one for being bored in bed | FOURPOSTER |
| Weather temperature where privates get soaked | BIDET |
| Where fighters are seen boxing cry 'Foul!' | REEKING |
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