Telegraph Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 26th June 2024 There are 14 across clues and 16 down clues for the Telegraph Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 26th June 2024. View the answers below.. Also try..All Telegraph Cryptic AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Feminine model got sent more flowersFORGET-ME-NOTSAAcross 9: Feverish chap with twitch needing to get rid of temperatureMANICAAcross 10: Flightless bird about to go next to son, therefore cautiousCASSOWARYAAcross 11: Complaint of shivery tot, hoarse around the end of winter?SORE THROATAAcross 12: Old Wimbledon champ recalled what succeeded aceASHEAAcross 13: Singer O'Connor perhaps is able to time independent melodyDESCANTAAcross 15: Carpet mark dealt withTICK OFFAAcross 17: Not a deep breather in the mainSNORKELAAcross 19: Jacket once worn with hose that coquette has?DOUBLETAAcross 21: Singer in Toto: get her to come outALTOAAcross 22: Unit's soldiers essentially plastered on leaveDEPARTMENTAAcross 25: Start of last month: couple with us like certain treesDECIDUOUSAAcross 26: Panic in Washington, maybeSTATEAAcross 27: For example, I wrap gift tightPRESENT TENSEDDown 1: More stylish iron railings at the front to protect homeFINERDDown 2: Group recording in Derby venue?RACETRACKDDown 3: In bar, beginning to read selectionEXCERPTDDown 4: Chaps oddly put into film in unsuitable rolesMISCASTDDown 5: Gas once called 'old nitrogen'NEONDDown 6: Something inedible restaurant finally condemned as too oldTOADSTOOLDDown 7: Cheered article on Miles Davis's first absorbing workAMUSEDDDown 8: Gloomy, Selfridges not entirely for meMYSELFDDown 14: Diversion Mark follows in fast vehicleSPORTS CARDDown 16: Mistress caught by Aunt Rose – awkward!COURTESANDDown 17: Drink sherry when German gentleman goes for helpSHANDYDDown 18: Idle abroad, have siestaLIE-DOWNDDown 19: Mentioned money owing to Spooner, absolutely determinedDEAD-SETDDown 20: One who whistles singer tipping hat to CockneyTITFERDDown 23: Tear gas seen occasionally in strikeERASEDDown 24: Poems, unpretentious with no bindingODES