Below you will find all the answers for the The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,508 - Sep 17 2020.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| ... towards a curry, perhaps, after Charlie's underground excavation | CATACOMB |
| Aerofoil allowing forward or backward movement and view? | ROTOR |
| American skipper of Nautilus, on three points, displaying bloomers | ANEMONES |
| Brief outfit for a special figure | PRIMENUMBER |
| Champs elect to be heard | CHEWS |
| Cheering news — one's gaining a pound ... | GENIAL |
| Correspondence from Proust to be regularly at gallery from the start | POSTBAG |
| Dam, some say, with northward current — it's monstrous! | WEREWOLF |
| Drone with loose filament | THRUM |
| Envy about Granny's engagement | COVENANT |
| Follow directions audibly from labourer on step | NAVIGATE |
| Gobbles very loudly in street beside The Telegraph | STUFFS |
| He rakes in shattered crags, even | SCAVENGER |
| His out-tray, not small, could be specialist | AUTHORITY |
| Kind of arch exclamations? | OGEE |
| Mum quiet, only coming upstairs — something's brewing here! | MASHTUB |
| Shelters accommodate fifty per cent of rides in characteristic groups | COHORTS |
| Ship's doctor, where child needs amputation, is prompt | URGE |
| Singular source for expansion | SWELL |
| Slight suspicion about entering sauna, say? | BREATH |
| Sly army type misused component of a cycle from York | MYSTERYPLAY |
| Small-scale plant's into carbon sailing-boats | BONSAI |
| Son cunning about feet being fast | SWIFTLY |
| Steamed up in refitted frigate — leaders of force getting withheld | IRATE |
| Support when traversing choppy Elbe? | LIFEBELT |
| Survey playground underwritten by church | RECCE |
| The setter is able to sit below Sting in concert hall | BARBICAN |
| Up-tempo shindig? | HIGHTIME |
| Weakness of vision in Spain agreed with court | EYESTRAIN |
| Without ceremony, nightdress is trimmed by South Bank playhouse | NEGLIGENT |
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