The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,556 - Dec 10 2020

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Clues	Answers
... coarse stuff from Dick?	EMERY
... stupid clothier I sacked for snigger	CHORTLE
... the same as found in the middle of 'Plague'	IDEM
1 Across's starter borne by salver, reportedly?	ENTREE
About pain-free, though not pleasant	CHARMLESS
Actors' alien manner of speaking ...	MUMMERSET
Artless comeback of Milan 'Aida' crashes rather	ARCADIAN
Barney undercuts flat for claimant	PLAINTIFF
Completely enthusiastic about gripping old-time ...	INTOTO
Conclusion of ordinary and chaotic game	OMEGA
Crowning achievement of townscape — rebuilt after taking week off	CAPSTONE
Disturbance on tip producing catalogue of tasks	TODOLIST
Echo for Kelvin in production of Mack the Knife?	MACHETE
Hand signals one exchanged with ace making approach	TACTIC
Jacket — flash! — on Romeo ...	BLAZER
Left harbour with stern intact?	UNDOCKED
Main part of island is under lake and extremely wet in the west	LEWIS
Maybe estate gets swiftly into case	CARAPACE
Minor point involving Shakespeare's origin and existence	ESSE
Miss fantastic dame, prior to month with her in Paris	MADEMOISELLE
Moderate muscles on point, getting certain discomfort ultimately	ABSTINENT
Mostly seek out sweetbreads, mixing stuffing	BEDSTRAW
Plan with detachment	DRAFT
Rapturous 19 — 'e's in a whirl!	ECSTATIC
Spot the sharp end	PINPOINT
The 'Fledermaus' in Battenberg, for one, is effortless	APIECEOFCAKE
Trains in Alaska perhaps, heading north, cease to run	DRYUP
Usually last in the bar to dine in support of refurbished pub	UPBEAT
With bear on the turn, holler!	WHOOP
Worn-out disc I brought into operation	EPUISE