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Telegraph Cryptic Answers

Monday, 2nd June 2025
There are 16 across clues and 18 down clues for the Telegraph Cryptic crossword on Monday, 2nd June 2025. View the answers below..
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Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Occasional servings of absinthe or a snack
AAcross 3: Hospital equipment comes first for old friends
AAcross 6: Outside corridor displaying furnishings, etc
AAcross 10: Currency mentioned in store
AAcross 11: Thrilled to be put in the dark, one might say?
AAcross 12: Clubs inflate the bill with second admission feesCOVER CHARGES
AAcross 15: Allow Harry to become deadly
AAcross 16: Fixed in place and embracing housework?
AAcross 20: Mediterranean, say, produced amber fishSEA BREAM
AAcross 21: Searches, using force and threats
AAcross 23: Spectacular show next: Ava Gardner's first to be arranged with Zara
AAcross 27: Agitating ants with noise and commotion
AAcross 28: Completely unclothed in snake dance
AAcross 29: Young chap with the French kitchen utensil
AAcross 30: First of all, England's choirs have organised a repeat performance
AAcross 31: Neat playing part of a poker game
DDown 1: In US, tender male animal
DDown 2: Approval sign for parasite
DDown 4: At home, pegs out labels
DDown 5: Once working in pit for an epoch
DDown 6: Follow mother's unquestionable belief
DDown 7: Tom maybe with conceitedness given extra pay in group
DDown 8: Clear directions given for cycling events
DDown 9: Elegant and classy young lady broadcasting
DDown 13: Large discharge outside, as well
DDown 14: Reporter's made less crooked, put in difficulties
DDown 17: Are such views always on the level?
DDown 18: Sleep with heartless sisters after party
DDown 19: This could be used for soothing upset male Inca
DDown 22: Corporation aldermen initially featured in satirical magazine
DDown 23: Stand and carefully move line
DDown 24: Adult presented succulent plant
DDown 25: Hide outside?
DDown 26: Paper boss, for example, going around border