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Wednesday, 20th September 2023

There are 14 across clues and 16 down clues for the Telegraph Toughie crossword on Wednesday, 20th September 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Disciple at back of church with a new piece to sing
AAcross 5:	Belligerent husband and wife outside a very old city
AAcross 9:	Fear of deity in charge
AAcross 10:	Up and about, crying like a frenzied animal
AAcross 11:	Mistress shifted cheat, one getting in the way
AAcross 12:	Spots what sounds like East End carriage?
AAcross 14:	Observe as oil splashed round in artistic style	BASSO-RELIEVO
AAcross 18:	Consequence of engineers attending noisy instruments?
AAcross 21:	Something extremely small and round implanted into leg
AAcross 22:	Legal officer favouring region that's kept for top people
AAcross 25:	Second criminal isn't being imprisoned, showing such good character
AAcross 26:	Like some language that's horrible mostly and preposterous mostly
AAcross 27:	Plates of a meal scattered about at home
AAcross 28:	Den in city that's defaced in part
DDown 1:	Joining firm, Gregory perhaps makes a bit of money
DDown 2:	A slippery character said to have temper
DDown 3:	Flower under hidden desk
DDown 4:	Set up a metal device helping irrigation
DDown 5:	Hotel with a bar has times for dances
DDown 6:	Open country with earth, no river
DDown 7:	Daft things I see, briefly going round island
DDown 8:	Protestant suffering enough, but without hint of bitterness
DDown 13:	Twisted colon? Doubt doctor will make a note of this	BLOOD COUNT
DDown 15:	Fuddy-duddy individual in revisited starting place?	SQUARE ONE
DDown 16:	Offer of support given to very big gangster?
DDown 17:	Saying a solid figure should be put outside small house
DDown 19:	Volume measurement of reduced sound from all sides?
DDown 20:	Cared-for children initially here possibly?
DDown 23:	Speedier cooking with no unusual pie for special meal
DDown 24:	One half of double act was bad; missing sidekick, ultimately	STAN

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