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    Telegraph Toughie Answers - Friday, 24th May 2024

    There are 16 across clues and 14 down clues for the Telegraph Toughie crossword on Friday, 24th May 2024. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Open hosts, entertaining thousand, book first musician
    AAcross 6: Period piece that's minimalist?
    AAcross 9: Monetary bonus for the boozy bohemian?FREE SPIRIT
    AAcross 10: Order scarves having swapped sidesASBO
    AAcross 12: One might get hooked using dealer's original crack
    AAcross 13: Adorn passing van's bonnet possibly
    AAcross 15: Keep boxed hits by speakerFORT KNOX
    AAcross 16: Multiple issues with unknown illness
    AAcross 18: Bill and Audrey securing vehicle
    AAcross 20: Telly's so horrendous ... viewing Prime, Sky not so much
    AAcross 23: Marcus spending half cricket match wearing leather guard
    AAcross 24: One's blue bike docked
    AAcross 26: Californian never rails against own continent
    AAcross 27: Charlie before noon entering leaderless colouring task
    AAcross 28: Each lying about married male – it's fiction
    AAcross 29: Main seaman swivelled and split smalls; seam on both sides goneBARENTS SEA
    DDown 1: Lock empty flat below group of workers
    DDown 2: Writer in toga, Piero, regularly describing gladiatorial contests?OPEN-AIR
    DDown 3: Actor ruined episode, reciting initially parrot fashionBUSTER KEATON
    DDown 4: Virginia's mate Nick picked up underlying sound of bay?
    DDown 5: Plonk cropped top on middle of blazer
    DDown 7: Surprised cries over e.g. worker Henry's belly flopHAS-BEEN
    DDown 8: Degenerate broadcaster is consumed by dry red
    DDown 11: Maybe mid-morning drive, gold model uncovered, lifted artistEDOUARD MANET
    DDown 14: Wrong recruits left in charge in storeOFF-LICENCE
    DDown 17: Jurgen's sure and cool making complaint
    DDown 19: Relief as body of maps conserved by National Trust eccentric
    DDown 21: Kiss for Mike in Victoria perhaps daily
    DDown 22: Sleep with most intimate American, missing company
    DDown 25: Walk the full extent of Swansea
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