Below you will find all the answers for the The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,456 - Jun 18 2020.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Ancient texts are old custom almost rejected | SUTRA |
| Body of Church unaltered accommodating Saint | CHASSIS |
| Boss dropping right clanger | GAFFE |
| Bounds, more cocky, embracing yours truly's sweetheart | PERIMETER |
| Chapter by person launching garments | CLOBBER |
| Composer's eulogy airs occasionally | ELGAR |
| Device dumps after glitch returns | GUBBINS |
| Drink nearly undiluted drop in vacant solitude | SNAKEBITE |
| Endless end assumed, assuming rising misery | SADNESS |
| Enjoyment is over following sudden wind | GUSTO |
| Entering artist quarter | INGRESS |
| Fasten belt finally covered by some fullness | SATIETY |
| Feeling excited about new issue raised | SENTIMENT |
| Ignorant reportedly get a peerage | BENIGHTED |
| Indecent old boy sighted, we hear | OBSCENE |
| Initially having abandoned speed, takes excessive speed | HASTE |
| Made money without station ultimately having listeners | EARED |
| Mechanic needed with fan losing power | ARTISAN |
| More bitter, shown up accepting European withdrawal | RETREAT |
| Outrage seeing 'fake news' contains nothing | DUDGEON |
| Overthrow welcoming execution over exile | OUTCAST |
| Possibly having standards lowered? | FLAGGED |
| Powerful heartless tyrant besieging resistance | BURLY |
| Probes knights perhaps surrounding rook | PIERCES |
| Queen single in start cut being faulty | ERRONEOUS |
| Rare butterfly effect's start around butterfly's opening | ADMIRABLE |
| Reduce some anguish or tension | SHORTEN |
| Rocked for the audience in leather | SUEDE |
| Seconds after otherwise eating balanced snack | ELEVENSES |
| The man's on dope leading to habit | CLOTHES |
| Undergarment that is about below neck | BRASSIERE |
| Weed garden's first bed raised in grass | RAGWORT |
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