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The Telegraph Cryptic - Crossword Answers | 2021 07 12
The Telegraph Cryptic
Clue
Answer
SEE 21 DOWN
RACKETS
There's much talk from me about fight involving milliner
CHATTERBOX
Trainee forced to spend minutes in court
CADET
So hedge built to keep in initially pugnacious farm animal
SHEEPDOG
Shrewd signal saving time
CUTE
Short maxim about part of sundial
GNOMON
Plumper son's game
ROUNDERS
Message about welcoming uniform consistency
TEXTURE
Leader of delegation is member to win over
DISARM
Lab gear reassembled for school subject
ALGEBRA
Gem in ring presented to friend
OPAL
Female cutting inch of woven material
CHIFFON
Expected Dutch portrait painter to accommodate current king
LIKELY
Eavesdrop, I wager, craftily
EARWIG
Cured ham, and tripe
GAMMON
Attacked outside by church worker
SEXTON
Trim tree
SPRUCE
& 19 Across Stamp on illegal activities in sport
SQUASH
A bishop's booklet, difficult to understand
ABSTRACT
Check current uprising
EDIT
Hold water for comedian
STANDUP
French artist's admission
INGRESS
French painter and writer close to Monet
VERNET
Holidaymaker, Italian wearing eyeshade
VISITOR
Keep quiet over substitute
PRESERVE
Lawyer in a Dickens' novel caught on about paintings etc.
CARTON
Present to receive disc, second Bowie single
HEROES
Righter of wrongs, English, lying in state
AVENGER
Skilled worker in Hobart is a native
ARTISAN
Old English court in leading dictionary (abridged version)
STARCHAMBER
Took home academic after blowing top
EARNED
Unfairness demonstrated by current actors' union
INEQUITY
Philanderer, better advised around sultanate
WOMANISER
Section of society running study group
WORKINGCLASS
Ventilation aid in vehicle kept by former supporter
EXTRACTORFAN
Tight young lady narrowly avoided collision
NEARMISS
Fire-raiser's game?
POKER
Where studying at university may take one, or partly?
TOADEGREE
Fellow traveller coming over for a drink
PERNOD
Swindle tight eccentric? Kind of
CONFIDENCETRICK
Weedy plant in crayon, initially, or chalk, possibly
CHARLOCK