Below you will find all the answers for the The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,497 - Aug 28 2020.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| & 2 Down Styling Cavalier up front with Mini, car forms conflict | AMERICAN |
| 'I get it!', I do finally state | OHIO |
| ... for king's ransom prince turned over two chaps — their feet bound, say (2,3,3,1,3) | ANARMANDALEG |
| ... not his father stealing pouches ... | HERS |
| ... the state of his wife Marian after marrying Locksley? | LADYHOOD |
| Adjusting device that runs on both halves of 28 | TRAM |
| Connery's The King of Fairies? | ELVISH |
| Director's cut daughter's viewed in corner | ANGLED |
| Gradually stop hating old art — view it in new light | GRINDTOAHALT |
| Hearing character's life story in smart club | BURTONALBION |
| Hospital revolutionised Gulf capital city | SANTABARBARA |
| I agree about installing cross with it | SEXY |
| I grow wild with a rebel Lord's caresses ... | HAREBELL |
| In the Krays' Manor, you've got to act tough and brave | BEARD |
| Leg raised, can it feed? | NOSH |
| Number one in front changes for it | HEAD |
| Oil applied in early baptism after swap? | SMEAR |
| One occupant of English (or 1 Down?) throne room | JOHN |
| Python disinclined to move? | IDLE |
| Refuse to bottle cool pop? This keeps one thinking | BRAINPAN |
| Retrospective series in The Times: 'Oyster Park' | YOSEMITE |
| Run on which jim-dandy cargo gets across river? | RAILROAD |
| Salted mutton or salted pork? Choice of Master, not Bachelor | MACON |
| See 1 Down | CIVILWAR |
| Sorry barman has nothing left to give deviant | ABNORMAL |
| Stray reserved seats for a drink | SHERRY |
| This Nanny magically does penance with hymn | MCPHEE |
| Tongue of thief a king received ... | ARGOT |
| Trek up a track | ASCENT |
| Turned up fraud injecting on-the-spot mood-changers | MANICS |
| Was mum swallowing entertainer's most common sword? | TOLEDO |
| Woolly beasties on all lines northbound | LANOSE |
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