Below you will find all the answers for the The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,535 - Nov 4 2020.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| & 24 Across Report of drunken sailor somewhere on the green | JACK |
| A sheep keeping quiet in retreat | ASHRAM |
| Abandoned, a female in West Country novel | LORNA |
| Act as land surveyor? It needs to be agreed | CONTRACT |
| Belonging in a very quiet old city, one occupying someone else's property | APPURTENANT |
| Came across a figure of speech — this one? | METAPHOR |
| Expanse of water has run dry | SEAR |
| Fellow carrying Indian stick, old means for getting rid of pests | MALATHION |
| Fixed in Aegean location to the north | NAILED |
| Geneticist's lad said to be a composer | MENDELSSOHN |
| Girl with monkey spotted in meadow | LETITIA |
| Gloria, say, as final vocal offering inadequate | SWANSON |
| Inventors getting shallow container with flower | PATENTEES |
| Lad who's this fruit makes drink request | EATINGAPPLE |
| Like many a film showing action, oddly lacking energy | CINE |
| Manila seen possibly as belonging to a Pacific group | MELANESIAN |
| Merriment of little woman meeting seaman in Liverpool, say | JOCOSITY |
| Most learned maybe with coaches taking time to finish | SAGEST |
| Nonsense from 'darling' having love for any number | HOOEY |
| Number of repeated elements in narrower basis for curriculum | THREERS |
| Officer left drink and pipe, conking out | COLLAPSING |
| Scientific measurement procedure? Doctor may order it | RADIOMETRY |
| See 1 Across | HIGH |
| See about cold drink that's imbibed in Somerset | SCRUMPY |
| Silver — one's not first, standing by winner offering lots of fizz | CHAMPAGNES |
| Someone great with gadgets — tho' he may be awkward with pencil! | TECHNOPHILE |
| Something going up in the air? Suitable feature for church, says Spooner | SPITFIRE |
| What's wooden shoe? | SANDAL |
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