Below you will find all the answers for the The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,192 - Mar 13 2019.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Aggressive corporation cut short one company's enquiry, initially | BELLICOSE |
| Brag once mob from pub ask all to strip for bitter | RANCOROUS |
| Daughter ate out in film | THEGRADUATE |
| Dishonest dealer in skyscraper, one who moans according to Spooner | CARDSHARPER |
| Divine beings enthralling ancient city — they're fruity! | GOURDS |
| Earlier test of the country | PASTORAL |
| Get up and complain having missed golf | ROUSE |
| Group of bluesmen playing on base, but not for all | ENSEMBLE |
| Inclination to secure right education | LEARNING |
| It's a slight waste, removing lines | SLUR |
| Keep talking of game with no name | RUNON |
| King maybe showing love isn't working | NOVELIST |
| Like a brother perhaps getting hold of wife's last £500 | MONKEY |
| Make a turnover that's somewhat stupendous | UPEND |
| Mick or Keith, the compiler of this puzzle? Crikey! | STONEME |
| Minister in hospital ran about, the result of overdoing it | HANGOVER |
| Missing nothing in something boring | AWOL |
| Nan's family — and what they might wear | GOATSKIN |
| Old tease provided backing for musical character | FIGARO |
| One with the hump about artist? That's sweet | CARAMEL |
| Pensioner told off Queen having adopted son | OLDSTER |
| Person unlucky in love could be this broken | HEART |
| Praised first piece of gammon cooked fried with oil | GLORIFIED |
| Representative of one dealing in bicycle wheels? | SPOKESMAN |
| Roadie regularly cheers accompaniment | RAITA |
| Savour memory stifled by teetotallers | AROMA |
| Swimmer seen in large empty aquarium before game | LAMPREY |
| Trouble Bond's boss's boss about India | MISCHIEF |
| Vegetable to stick in shelter | LEGUME |
| Very young scout with story for a convert | BELIEVER |
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