Below you will find all the answers for the The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,246 - Jun 14 2019.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| A dandy too | ASWELL |
| Almost aim too high — one beset by a lot possibly panics | OVERREACTIONS |
| Appreciate men stopping vulgar opera | RUDDIGORE |
| Attic needs clearing out after student leaves | GRECIAN |
| Boris perhaps oddly dour with number in government | GODUNOV |
| Briefly boast about whale | ORC |
| China second with extremely illegal bribe | PALMOIL |
| Disable starter in ice-cream van when changing cover | INVALID |
| Endlessly sharpen broken tool | SHAPER |
| Ever so slow to begin letter | ESS |
| Extra leg's good for stuffing duck | WIDGEON |
| Female sightseer removing braces systematically | SHE |
| Finally, for the record, present returned in amazement | WONDER |
| Good man about which to laugh? | JESTER |
| Harangue current clientele outside | TIRADE |
| India cutting travel film? | MOVIE |
| Is after single old coin in unusual means test | AMNIOCENTESIS |
| Mainly give adverse publicity angle in kind | UNSELFISH |
| Old county book on jackets | CARDIGANSHIRE |
| Paint short girl, embracing 'The Scream'? | ACRYLIC |
| Piece of advice is clear — well-bred horse told to go inside | NUGGET |
| Plane once flew briefly around Canada | HURRICANE |
| Reprimand frontiersman for stripping | ROCKET |
| Savvy geek with deal blown unexpectedly | KNOWLEDGEABLE |
| Some waste eaten by dog — numskull — rolling over | MUNGO |
| Take aim to bag bird | KEA |
| The best possible year on record after exchange | EVERY |
| They're right between north and east or south and west | ANGLES |
| Thriller with intro and finale swapped in a twist of sorts? | RINGLET |
| Wife and partner, one turning to hold hands in kind of romance? | WHIRLWIND |
| Without question, marquess changed into rubber | MASSEUR |
| Woman has article translated from English to French in a Channel Island? | LUNDY |
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