Below you will find all the answers for the The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,908 - Aug 19 2022s.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| A druggie, ultimately lacking in sense, about to retch? | NAUSEOUS |
| Adult cut out youth's centre parting | ADIEU |
| Animal that's vanished as horse advanced | QUAGGA |
| Auntie Dotty supporting case for abysmal language | ALEUTIAN |
| Boy, new in school, given extra protection | COCOONED |
| Cream egg originally with fewer calories? | ELITE |
| Elected member's shot on fairway occasionally clipped man | BARBARACASTLE |
| Engineer dismissed by gentleman who's landed day's seafood | SQUID |
| Far from stable, lad rode filly over the hill? | OLDDEAR |
| Fight ring | DINGDONG |
| Fill washer again with half-kilo article covered in wine | RELOAD |
| More than one tank top in awful state, boring colour | AQUARIA |
| Music compilation for one having all-round appeal? | SEGUE |
| Particular calendar one received, kept by Harry in retirement | GREGORIAN |
| Perhaps heart, ulna, groin, back screened | ORGAN |
| Porky north-easterner that is missing around Lake Superior | LIEGELORD |
| Posh one wears England pants not giving support | UNALIGNED |
| Ram not heard essentially in flock's cry; less distinct than others | BLEARIEST |
| Removing jackets, all hands haul defunct vehicle | LANDAU |
| Rich male saffron producer, cold latterly being outside in elements | CROESUS |
| Ring The Swan earlier on the phone | SIGNET |
| Sean, repeating trick endlessly, disrupted history period | RENAISSANCE |
| Short character rubs poorly head on that Alsatian | BRUSQUENESS |
| Source of olive oil in America bathed in heat from the south? That's unclear | NEBULOUS |
| TV antiquarian with English artillery, name uppermost | NEGUS |
| View out over station | UNDERSTANDING |
| When skimming, preferred river in Yorkshire: River Don | LECTURER |
| Where one studies bodily growth that's often on arms | UNICORN |
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