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The Telegraph Toughie - Crossword Answers | 2016 11 04
The Telegraph Toughie
Clue
Answer
HOLDING ONE'S HAT, RAN BACK WITH IT TO LODGE
DEPOSIT
POET'S MADE STRONGER WITHOUT ONE?
SINEWED
BUSY OCCUPYING OFFICE, BOTH LOOKING OVER A PART IN MND
TITANIA
Show American breaching west-facing enclosure
LALAW
Volunteers love joining compiler in timeless cask ale round
HOMEGUARD
Silly housing money withdrawn from hostels, however
INANYCASE
THESE JUDICIAL DECISIONS A BIT BRUTALISING, UNDER REVIEW
RULINGS
Anagram tips for one unjumbling any time the solver chooses!
YOUNAMEIT
Band O-AA follows this volume of 'Back-words'?
ZZTOP
Old dance resurrected English film series
GIJOE
FRANK STAPLETON'S POSITION SETTLED IN ADVANCE
UPFRONT
INSPIRED ACTOR HOARDING CHEERS MILLIONS IN RETIREMENT
MOTIVATED
CONTENTIOUSLY ARGUE DIARY'S WRITTEN IN UTO-AZTEC IN TWO CHAPTERS
CHOPLOGIC
THE KING GETS INTO FLAT-PACK FURNITURE, PERHAPS, WITH NERVOUS EXCITEMENT
DITHERY
HINDU TEXTS YARD: 'PEACE-TIME'?
VEDAY
BESET BY TERRIBLE PAIN, THE MAN WITH A LIMP
INAHEAP
DEAD FUNNY TALK IS ABOUT HEBRIDEAN ISLANDS
STKILDA
CENTRAL TARGETS EMPLOYED BY ARSENAL, SAY, WHEN IN POSSESSION OF BALL?
FOCUSES
Repository of facts acquired by mesmeric Dr O'Malley
CDROM
Jerky start to exam will initially have to do
CHARQUI
Rumour about bishop -- fine English all-rounder!
CBFRY
Was fearful, so copyrighted?
CRINGED
Given wrong part in film as college's superior
MISCAST
Dishonestly take position as head waiter
QUEUEJUMP
Heads out of Eastern football tournament
FACUP
Endless drive is exhibited by this architect
IMPEI
WHAT'S ONE TO THE THIRD, ROUNDING IT UP? (BASE ONE IS BASE)
DEBAUCHEE
Having capsized, half of them -- stopping the rot -- raced round bay?
YACHTED
In retrospect, the way to ride bicycle with space unavailable?
TWOHAND
Twelve old pennies to secure Bill and Jack? You might expect this, then
ABADJOB
Turn of Auction Zone 1 to get ripped off after twice having seen French horns
VUVUZELAS
Muggers and gharials, perhaps changing sides, arrive for work
CLOCKIN