Telegraph Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 29th May 2024 There are 14 across clues and 16 down clues for the Telegraph Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 29th May 2024. View the answers below.. Also try..All Telegraph Cryptic AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Deception keeping the French in viewSLEIGHTAAcross 5: Select actors after school production for internet transmissionPODCASTAAcross 9: Needs trousers, but no topLACKSAAcross 10: Now's the time to act, seeing source of problem in Medicare mishandledCARPE DIEMAAcross 11: Change argument, ignoring ConservativeALTERATIONAAcross 12: Tolerated drillBOREAAcross 14: Put out of action, changing pace in a 4 DownINCAPACITATEAAcross 18: How the pole-vaulter approaches the job mentally?HIGH-MINDEDLYAAcross 21: Film extract from magazineCLIPAAcross 22: Person with special ability backing American manpower in crisisSUPERWOMANAAcross 25: Young hens must eat mostly fruit seedsCHICKPEASAAcross 26: Look forward to answer, interrupting a humoristAWAITAAcross 27: Menu as set incorporates starter of bisque and raySUNBEAMAAcross 28: Beryl's ephemeral delights revealed?EMERALDDDown 1: Greeting if unfortunately given a lift in the morningSALAAMDDown 2: Thrill of partner once view airedEXCITEDDown 3: Study of space attached to golf and food appreciationGASTRONOMYDDown 4: Maybe Tiger's up on Italian, that's understoodTACITDDown 5: Run through each deserter captured by the enemyPERFORATEDDown 6: Subs may be fools losing heartDUESDDown 7: "Endlessly dry region": article by New Statesman?ARIZONANDDown 8: Toughened office worker on English wineTEMPEREDDDown 13: Slip from medicine ball that hurt patientPILLOWCASEDDown 15: First man to accept North American employment to such an extentAD NAUSEAMDDown 16: Treats options keeping cold insideCHOC-ICESDDown 17: Fire engine might need thisIGNITIONDDown 19: Animal stabled in Blenheim PalaceIMPALADDown 20: Due for a change, employing fool – agreed!UNITEDDDown 23: In French, certain to reject right resultENSUEDDown 24: Island's sort of blue language, ultimatelySKYE