Below you will find all the answers for the The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,906 - Aug 17 2022s.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| A 'slider' upset batter | SLEDGE |
| A foreign record about individual seizing research lab that's devil-may-care | UNCONCERNED |
| Airport features to include area for fugitives | RUNAWAYS |
| Angry, like baby being carried? | UPINARMS |
| Bright, having good fortune. Not half, with a bit of money | LUCENT |
| Celebs with gin, sloshed in The Bull? | STARSIGN |
| Commend a declaration given in speech | ACCLAIM |
| Delay putting out a catalogue, mostly very cold regarding aspect of literature? | STYLISTIC |
| Disciple grabbing senior, one bound to keep going | SOLDIERON |
| Drop of rain seen as a sensation? | SPLASH |
| Event in old cricket club while international in progress | OCCASION |
| Garments made of rag brought aboard ship | SMOCKS |
| Holy creature's thrown out — for behaving thus? | treacherously |
| Location with nasty smell that doesn't affect anybody? | PLACEBO |
| Man in thief's situation with wickedness on the up | DENNIS |
| Medical person probing malfunctioning inner ear initially gives description of bodily system | ENDOCRINE |
| Opera not quite what you expect? | NORMA |
| Outcome that hurts fund | ENDOW |
| Outsider — kind to be kept outside India | GENTILE |
| Pass below this position? | THIRD |
| Real cost disguised with introduction of a clause in contract | ESCALATOR |
| Real party man, I worked in Westminster set-up maybe | PARLIAMENTARY |
| Restricted noise after appearance of Marie Antoinette? | REINEDIN |
| What's black and brown cloth worn by Scots? | TARTAN |
| Where Arabs may compete in a gathering of the tribes? | RACEMEETING |
| Where men gather to eat is disorganised | INAMESS |
| Who classically accompanies Bill? Loveless type not to be taken seriously | QUIPSTER |
| Work of art that's left out on a dish | RAITA |
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