Below you will find all the answers for the The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,498 - Sep 1 2020.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Artifice of befuddled magistrate lacking imagination for a start | STRATAGEM |
| Bar making a comeback for merrymaking | REVEL |
| Began to write in dictionary | OPENED |
| Boss a form of poker | STUD |
| Boundlessly dire dregs, dull, dark and disorderly | IRREGULAR |
| Brutish student supporting warped mania | ANIMAL |
| Cold rice: it is cooking in pan | CRITICISE |
| Crikey! A boxing contest for a social butterfly | GADABOUT |
| Cunning statecraft with no rest curiously producing a moneybags | FATCAT |
| Cycling itinerary further from centre | OUTER |
| Honour the French ancient city and the Spanish | LAUREL |
| Inn, oddly chilly, back open to all | PUBLIC |
| Insult hospital food | DISH |
| Mac accepts it reversed after car operated without intervention | AUTOMATIC |
| Mate admitting turn-on now and then in security detachment | PATROL |
| Midshipman's joint | REEFER |
| Military ruler's weapon missing target ultimately | SHOGUN |
| Offend good, and confess | SING |
| Partly coppiced a redwood tree | CEDAR |
| Pleasantly sharp bakery product | TART |
| Prisoner experienced defeat | CONFOUND |
| Produce confused teenager | GENERATE |
| Returned calls from city dwellings miles away | ECHOES |
| See tweeters, the pits? | CAVES |
| Some bitter alcohol turning up in wine | CLARET |
| Timid people nursing essentially stealthy ill-will | MALICE |
| Treacherously bares fencing weapon | SABRE |
| Turn for information in two directions? | REFER |
| Upset ransacker to re-equip workshop? | RETOOL |
| With money casually head for fried cake | DOUGHNUT |
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