Below you will find all the answers for the The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,412 - Apr 2 2020.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| A small photo showing lavender | ASPIC |
| A synthetic flower looking very white? | ALABASTER |
| Again pondered about allowing it at last | RETHOUGHT |
| Almost lean over, with a quantity of yielding | LISSOME |
| American attempts to get behind independent businesses | INDUSTRIES |
| Betraying opinion, stifling question identifying consumer requirement? | SHOPPINGBASKET |
| Cheers up, about to enter restaurant to engage in seduction? | ATTRACT |
| Core elements of rights presented by current proponent of independence | GANDHI |
| Descriptive of special treatment favoured by Yorkshire resort | REDCARPET |
| Finally being the sole provider? | ATLAST |
| First of goals worried crowd | GATE |
| Freshly deploy material recently restricting military commander | REALLOCATE |
| Gas: average energy including couple of therms? | METHANE |
| Hesitation over a limited broadcast on various channels | MULTIMEDIA |
| Medic about right, with one attempt to determine source of giddiness | VERTIGO |
| Nasty fight with adversary when there are fewer people around? | GRAVEYARDSHIFT |
| Naval officer with reduced inclination to grasp hot thing | PHOBIA |
| No aimless activity for selected doctors? | TARGETPRACTICE |
| One dislikes half-hearted contributor to top fashion? | HATER |
| Opening in Test, but only opening, getting run out | INTRO |
| Reduced opening for staff symbol | CLEF |
| Shilling in reserve is not very substantial | SPARSE |
| Short male escaping charge (electric primarily) | TERSE |
| Snack with clout? | WRAP |
| Sound less inclined to escape? | INGOODNICK |
| Such a blow, with touch of calamity, could result in this shock defeat | THEKISSOFDEATH |
| Supporting Vote Republican for a time | YEAR |
| This, by the way, is appropriate behaviour | KERBDRILL |
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