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    Telegraph Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 24th July 2024

    There are 15 across clues and 18 down clues for the Telegraph Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 24th July 2024. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Produce business book with surprisingly great endingMARKET GARDENING
    AAcross 9: Miliband possibly captivated by woman's French accent?
    AAcross 10: Hold core of fragrant fruit
    AAcross 11: Prepare cash for Japanese master
    AAcross 12: One who's had a quiet run before the Italian dessertAPRIL FOOL
    AAcross 14: Flash husband bearing fine fabric
    AAcross 16: Perhaps bypass character that might tell us to stopROAD SIGN
    AAcross 18: Fawn clean after rolling around with ramBUTTER UP
    AAcross 19: Straight where cotton bud might go after end of back-crawl?
    AAcross 21: Comic Boyle, grim and vulgar
    AAcross 25: Sloane Ranger's definitely over Oscar, ruffian
    AAcross 25: Sloane Ranger's definitely over Oscar, ruffian
    AAcross 27: Grand in stores in River Rhône city
    AAcross 28: Claret enthusiast who's a bit batty?
    AAcross 29: Writer spilling the beans and losing cup is most agitatedGOSSIP COLUMNIST
    DDown 1: Black stuff that drivers might wear?
    DDown 2: Darn ends of jumper you damaged – and quickly!
    DDown 3: Terribly inelegant bloomer
    DDown 4: Egghead Noam is oddly ignored in part of Africa
    DDown 5: Maybe Federer's got it!
    DDown 6: Message rising parliamentarian hides
    DDown 6: Message rising parliamentarian hides
    DDown 7: Having accepted one shilling, better busk it
    DDown 8: Knights in the middle, Merlin rousing mischievous spirit
    DDown 13: Lavender part inferior, according to Spooner? That's not truePORK PIE
    DDown 15: Greeting girl crossing hill is unplannedHIT-OR-MISS
    DDown 17: Branch supporting casual Friday for country workplaceDAIRY FARM
    DDown 18: The beginning of report undermining Tom Hanks filmBIG BANG
    DDown 20: Have a go at reading this?RIOT ACT
    DDown 22: Veranda seen in Angolan airport
    DDown 23: Wild island reserve cut
    DDown 24: Guided old Yankee up to sing like Frank Ifield?
    DDown 26: Alluring woman's sixty minutes close to Berlusconi
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