Telegraph Toughie Answers - Wednesday, 28th August 2024

There are 17 across clues and 13 down clues for the Telegraph Toughie crossword on Wednesday, 28th August 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	That male prisoner, losing face, is a little lower
AAcross 5:	Cerebrally satirical pop star – Blockheads front man?	SWIFTIAN
AAcross 9:	Fabled housebreaker, mature one, breaking good protective devices
AAcross 10:	Tory leader with no answer getting dropped
AAcross 11:	Leaving university, he honours organised help for getting into Oxford?
AAcross 12:	Boater, say, getting into vessel for romance	CHAT UP
AAcross 13:	You heard pound gets pocketed by American who serves fruit
AAcross 15:	Sky broadcast, special one
AAcross 15:	Sky broadcast, special one
AAcross 18:	Like some car parks in pines beside Scottish river	LONG-STAY
AAcross 19:	Model student at Hogwarts going over tip for magic
AAcross 21:	More in jail
AAcross 23:	Tired from a series of deliveries, resorted to drugs?
AAcross 25:	Free dresses zip the wrong way for designer
AAcross 26:	Finding upper-class event which almost goes wrong
AAcross 27:	Reportedly get the Kinks out of distress
AAcross 28:	Cursed what needleworker did
DDown 2:	What holds collar up for a long time
DDown 3:	Some relief I'd get, in grumpy thumb twiddling?
DDown 4:	Tramp with working alternative to spray can	ROLL-ON
DDown 5:	Old school mercenary odds-on to need retraining	SECONDARY MODERN
DDown 6:	Precarious, easy job after moving home
DDown 7:	Cycling around, criticise e-vehicle
DDown 8:	News broadcaster – American news broadcaster ultimately carrying weight
DDown 14:	Ecstasy over record, in essence, for a rock enthusiast
DDown 16:	City coach and Escort boarded by northern clerk	PEN-PUSHER
DDown 17:	It creates romantic illusions in squiffy arts students? Not half!
DDown 20:	The deep crimson perhaps turned black
DDown 22:	Both sides shielding ball around Spanish playmaker
DDown 24:	Partner of Eric Clapton's back, dunked in lake	ERNIE