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Telegraph Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 14th February 2024

There are 15 across clues and 17 down clues for the Telegraph Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 14th February 2024. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 9: Holy text saint held in part of hand
AAcross 10: Minding youngsters from Washington, a Republican sheltered in Hispanic country
AAcross 10: Minding youngsters from Washington, a Republican sheltered in Hispanic country
AAcross 11: On getting exhausted, turned in
AAcross 12: Revised silly BA courses
AAcross 13: Sailor advanced westwards, getting set of maps
AAcross 14: A procession of figures going backwards?
AAcross 14: A procession of figures going backwards?
AAcross 16: In a cartoon strip, moving characters around is a waste of time
AAcross 19: Long-distance traveller turns to AA, breaking down
AAcross 21: Items that are smoked and softly put in pastries
AAcross 23: Maybe Homer's boy catching mischievous kids
AAcross 25: Novel's heroine put on hat the wrong way, in a predicament
AAcross 27: A guiding light, bridge player's getting thanks, right?NORTH STAR
AAcross 28: Beak grabbing old rope used for hanging
DDown 1: What hip-hop artist does, turning up for fight
DDown 2: Group enjoying Monopoly caught playing later
DDown 3: Nearly dazzle a carnival city's entertainment promoter
DDown 4: A group of police officers unwrapped nice tart
DDown 5: Fail to notice The Telegraph's current state
DDown 6: Revered person lazy in audition
DDown 7: Fare from Italy in a vehicle running through big road
DDown 8: Request batter's period at the crease starts
DDown 13: TikTok or Instagram, say, elevating rating
DDown 15: Designed manlier top? A jumper might go on this
DDown 17: Be cleverer than Oxford University tutor, initially formally attired
DDown 18: Heading for Spain, possibly get a tan and be inactive
DDown 20: Thus Rose oddly holds party for Elizabeth and Henry?TUDORS
DDown 22: Fluffy ball from pair of Englishmen down under
DDown 22: Fluffy ball from pair of Englishmen down under
DDown 24: Nothing in small house in Westminster area
DDown 26: Beer and cold Guinness, say
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