Telegraph Toughie AnswersFriday, 16th May 2025 There are 14 across clues and 14 down clues for the Telegraph Toughie crossword on Friday, 16th May 2025. View the answers below.. Also try..All Telegraph Toughie Answers All PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Here’s the money which dad is paying mum – which is in that statement (dad’s not, oddly)RELATIVE PRONOUNAAcross 9: Circle & Central Line’s surprisingly direct – this chap is aboardDIAMETRICAAcross 10: Laid back, insist on not having a lockTRESSAAcross 11: Icing on outside WC blocked houseIGLOOAAcross 12: Spooner’s Muscadet Guide on the wayWHITE LINEAAcross 13: Hospital unit on which I depend in every respectENTIRELYAAcross 14: Son, a little over 3, worked out plugSPIGOTAAcross 16: What one working behind bar gets, after a splash of soda?SIPHONAAcross 18: Formal businesses at launch are wanting commitmentBLACK-TIEAAcross 22: Extraction of all taste from second edition, which has axed pubRELISHINGAAcross 23: An ounce of Chinese heather dresses what’s left of abrasionLIANGAAcross 24: Family symbol connected with old books on counterTOTEMAAcross 25: Increase of garden visitors achieved at a canter?TITUPPINGAAcross 26: My mistake is temperature, with my play set out in the sunI STAND CORRECTEDDDown 1: Concerned with Hubble possibly entering port?RED WINEDDown 2: Bill happily left alone doing skipsLEAFLETDDown 3: Change of fortune: these holy foes approach me?THE FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSEDDown 4: Fit easilyVERY WELLDDown 5: Best take unfinished food outsidePICNICDDown 6: See 3 DownTHE FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSEDDown 7: Bag nine points – up to claim first stageOPENINGDDown 8: Boy upsetting women's lunch, a 5!NO SWEATDDown 15: Barmy Army now like this rascal!BLIGHTERDDown 16: Laughs about relocating the first passages to the endSTRETTIDDown 17: Coat pocket carries a permitPALETOTDDown 19: Someone behind dictator that sari still hidesTSARISTDDown 20: The last of cheese soufflé and egg sandwiches spoken forENGAGEDDDown 21: Parts of plan switched old signals, of courseTIC-TAC