Below you will find all the answers for the The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,594 - Feb 17 2021.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| A learner into an Austen novel — one displays 'sunny' disposition | ANALEMMA |
| Almost all book up, wanting the Spanish stopover? | MOTEL |
| Bait chum in trouble? It's somewhat unreasonable | ABITMUCH |
| Biological tissue destroyed in a storm | STROMA |
| City walked about with hillock — nothing standing out | DORTMUND |
| Encouragement to give good person a bad time? | BOOST |
| Enlightenment certainly doesn't come easily from one finding subtractions tricky | OBSCURANTIST |
| European holding party sent around lackey | POODLE |
| Fab change to catch upper-class cheat | DEFAULTER |
| Factory's undercover agent? | PLANT |
| Film director's arrogance shown when dismissing the lead | AUTEUR |
| Flower distributor | AMAZON |
| Helpful senior person who could bring pax for British Latinists? | FATHERFIGURE |
| Island fish — fuss to get caught | BARBADOS |
| Joke I poured forth heckled by the audience? | PUNISHED |
| Lapse during the hours of darkness — change of direction taking place inside | OVERSIGHT |
| Military commander, wasting little time, fired weapon | SHOGUN |
| One on their feet somehow needs a rest ultimately | STANDEE |
| Part of Netherlands gets very hot — come to the coast? | Friesland |
| Poetic comment when identifying a recreational tablet in drink? | TISANE |
| Reckon like tot finishing with toe | ASSUME |
| Sang and cried about love and died | YODELLED |
| Soho celebrity here is playing harmoniously | LUMINARY |
| Spooner's comic panto figure, no reason to celebrate! | NAMEDAY |
| Sunday — with such a break you should get sun! | DAYOFF |
| Take account of good business involving debts | FACTORING |
| The female embraced by a knight is looking pallid | ASHEN |
| What's emerged from referendum is — h'm! — a shambolic mess | MISHMASH |
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