Telegraph Cryptic Answers

Monday, 17th June 2024

There are 17 across clues and 13 down clues for the Telegraph Cryptic crossword on Monday, 17th June 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Make stronger complaint you uttered with power	BEEF UP
AAcross 5:	Nutritional value from crumbs!
AAcross 9:	Parent left peculiar coral island	MALLORCA
AAcross 10:	One tells the future queen to dress in old lace pants
AAcross 11:	Improve appearance of Cockney's grooming aid
AAcross 12:	American fruit in a pair of hands
AAcross 13:	Kitty admitting problem in light conversation
AAcross 13:	Kitty admitting problem in light conversation
AAcross 15:	Kiss old Hollywood leading man
AAcross 17:	Conflict needing to be settled following retreats
AAcross 19:	Intellectual from Britain tucked into cornflakes, say
AAcross 20:	Wealth redistributed and coppers	THE LAW
AAcross 21:	Naturally lean, tiny bats
AAcross 22:	A set of drinks for everyone, more or less
AAcross 23:	Soldiers gutted after hostility is unnecessary
AAcross 24:	Man who gets checked by writer of nonsense play	KING LEAR
AAcross 25:	Crowds gathered in August's warm sunshine
DDown 2:	This person's tested component of Alexa – mine exploded!
DDown 3:	Complete support for defensive player	FULL BACK
DDown 4:	Prickly sort's wish to hold gold drinking vessel
DDown 5:	Working hard, Ginger Spice is a creator of artwork	GRAPHIC DESIGNER
DDown 6:	Inactive chap plugging party on right
DDown 7:	Lark's flight around America and Germany
DDown 8:	That lady's supporting small club – Notts Forest
DDown 14:	Wingers of amateur Scottish team – they provide the score
DDown 15:	Frank's job with Mr Zuckerberg?
DDown 16:	Visibly anxious vehicle owner in a mess
DDown 17:	Ships to fail badly crossing lakes
DDown 18:	Country's representative in United Nations occasionally called smarmy	UNCLE SAM
DDown 19:	What television viewer chooses – new designer clothes

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