Telegraph Cryptic AnswersTuesday, 25th March 2025 There are 16 across clues and 16 down clues for the Telegraph Cryptic crossword on Tuesday, 25th March 2025. View the answers below.. All Telegraph Cryptic Answers All PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Arrive without radical colleagueCOMRADEAAcross 5: To be honest, one should avoid this meaty snackPORK PIEAAcross 9: Adore flipping argument, initially savouring all the rageWORSHIPAAcross 10: Courageous audacity by social workerGALLANTAAcross 11: Cocoa is stirred by leaders in nursery several timesOCCASIONSAAcross 12: Topic from maiden entertained by you in the pastTHEMEAAcross 13: Be in a state of agitation with no whiskey in mugSTEINAAcross 15: Bring in special reductionINTRODUCEAAcross 17: Share a large weapon, stifling cry of painALLOWANCEAAcross 19: What comes out of kettle partly makes tea murkySTEAMAAcross 22: Vagrant male caught in ambush, sayTRAMPAAcross 23: Performer, one who bores Camilla?DRAG QUEENAAcross 25: This is used for docking vesselCLIPPERAAcross 26: Apparent heat possibly protects fishEVIDENTAAcross 27: Enthusiastically finding a German in Cambridgeshire cityEAGERLYAAcross 28: Jumper son put on over tie, oddlySWEATERDDown 1: Dodgy builders perhaps intimidate ladsCOWBOYSDDown 2: Criminal calmer? I wonderMIRACLEDDown 3: Nancy regularly ignored the bloke's painsACHESDDown 4: Former lover parking badly in Oslo making violent outburstEXPLOSIONDDown 5: Leaves errand boysPAGESDDown 6: Food supplies enthralling the Spanish family membersRELATIONSDDown 7: Dish with gold, flat areaPLATEAUDDown 8: Most remote old brook, we hearEXTREMEDDown 14: Spare pen drunk holds with ragNEWSPAPERDDown 16: Adolescents sneer and get a rollickingTEENAGERSDDown 17: This could be a craft that is going round cold lakeARTICLEDDown 18: Going on about a French wineLEAVINGDDown 20: Mountain chill after end of dayEVERESTDDown 21: Giant male on steroids? Not half!MONSTERDDown 23: Socialist upset by something that goes on crumpet?DERBYDDown 24: Completely tranquil with temperature rising slightlyQUITE