Below you will find all the answers for the The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,694 - Aug 11 2021.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| A girl, last character coming forward to hold small dances | SALSAS |
| A leak in which litres may come out | ASLEEP |
| Agreement to have nothing charged for instrument | ACCORD |
| All may cry, endlessly troubled? Hard to keep 'teary' | LACHRYMAL |
| Article about one old African leader providing health supplement | THIAMINE |
| Aspirations to accommodate sailors with very good instruments | HORNPIPES |
| Bandage the fellow after sharp blow | SWATHE |
| Behave badly in aerobatic display? | ACTUP |
| Big bird, say, that has upset old man, getting in way | MEGAPODE |
| Country name given to an inhabitant of the Midwest | INDIANAN |
| Dealing with a seaman, providing internal support | APROPOS |
| Dress up, as you might say — a requirement before the wedding? | PRENUP |
| Eccentric theologian entertained by old boy meeting everyone | ODDBALL |
| Iron is one of those heat-emitters in the home? | ELEMENTS |
| Is oblivious to Italian ladies first to last | IGNORES |
| Joiner-in given role here in Paris with quartet starting Christmas show | PARTICIPANT |
| Latin masters'd let fly — if Cicero's passage were this? | MISTRANSLATED |
| Notice one organisation we have left getting the last word | ADIEU |
| Novel combination available in pub-restaurant? | CAKESANDALE |
| Outer layer of disintegrating comet flipping hot inside? | ECTODERM |
| Reported claim of captain destroying enemy ship — something giving sailors security? | ICEANCHOR |
| Soldiers shouting possibly when receiving a command | ORDAIN |
| Son in jest out of control? | SKIDDING |
| Special treat, then, is very poor | Tenthrate |
| Superior group of islands, UK, maybe getting prior access? Delusion! | HALLUCINATION |
| Wail of female singer rising at start of event | ULULATE |
| What's not mainstream — popular before getting to fade away | INDIE |
| Writer and priest and where to find him | ELIOT |
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