Below you will find all the answers for the The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,438 - May 19 2020.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Attractive deer fed fish I reeled up | KISSABLE |
| Capital of Lithuania seeming obvious initially, looking back | OSLO |
| Compass point located in storm | RANGE |
| Cream and fish for preservation | PICKLING |
| Criminal erring, I assert, with street cordoned off — it's an offence | RESISTINGARREST |
| Dip in noise when busy, then problem returns | HUMMUS |
| Drunk, pretty even | TIGHT |
| Given yellow card, action due to be reviewed | CAUTIONED |
| Grasping tail in dark, beware rat that's mistaken for mole | BREAKWATER |
| He painted beings, terrestrial and otherwise | MANET |
| Illicit indulgences coming out after leader in government sacked | UNLICENSED |
| Lay down rubbish, burying uranium at bottom of dump | STIPULATE |
| Little bit sweet | TRIFLE |
| Look on computer key for star | ALTAIR |
| Person on hunger strike, quite possibly, abandoning a West Country city | EXETER |
| Poor language principal has avoided, well-bred chap | INDIGENT |
| Prepare cooking here, putting in some corn | REHEARSE |
| Primate certainly cloned? | AYEAYE |
| Root out food | GRUB |
| Salt: a sailor with too much to bear? | GLUTAMATE |
| Sleazy date with daddy after vacation | SEEDY |
| Start delayed as weather nasty, originally | DAWN |
| Strap that's testable when travelling? | SEATBELT |
| Tea chest wheeled over for meditation centre? | CHAKRA |
| Tongue inserted into four dumplings | URDU |
| Unfortunate lad held by gangs in arid region | BADLANDS |
| Vegetarianism at last! Diet — like this? | MEATLESS |
| Welcomed by mugs, auditory technology that's mechanical | ROBOTICS |
| Woolly pack covers dressing for arm | FLINTLOCK |
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