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Telegraph Toughie Answers

Thursday, 12th June 2025
There are 14 across clues and 15 down clues for the Telegraph Toughie crossword on Thursday, 12th June 2025. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Philosopher against abandoning snakes outside market
AAcross 6: Takes off cropped top, small
AAcross 9: Applaud singer touring Spain
AAcross 10: Conductor briefly in entertaining bar
AAcross 12: Pal cross with the setter, extremely emotional dogCOCKER SPANIEL
AAcross 14: Lacking leaders, discourage accord for a long time
AAcross 15: Wound from gun ultimately stopping US agent
AAcross 17: Animals harmful to crops: beaver, mink? Not entirely
AAcross 19: Means to grab drink, one obtained by shopper
AAcross 22: Kerouac book On the Road here?MOBILE LIBRARY
AAcross 24: Care about rubbish bags, workers close to walkout
AAcross 25: French writer Monsieur Ampère in the south of France, reflecting
AAcross 26: Student with time to squeeze first couple of essays in case
AAcross 27: Reason co-worker appears after noon, very annoyingly
DDown 1: The Speaker's nominated old NorthernerPICT
DDown 2: Unbearable sentiment of a chapter left in box, maybe
DDown 3: A flower we must leave in cave – it could be a popular pot plantAFRICAN VIOLET
DDown 4: Periodically withdrawn commie character hasn't finished dish
DDown 5: Secure, had advanced south-eastAT EASE
DDown 7: E.g. TNT not formerly T?
DDown 8: Use this to get higher than normal spelt managed by summer
DDown 8: Use this to get higher than normal spelt managed by summer
DDown 11: Official dealing with red van not starting, possiblyTRAFFIC WARDEN
DDown 13: Perhaps lead Yard police in disturbance that's sprung upHEAVY METAL
DDown 16: Newspaper articles about head of bank and Brown
DDown 18: They hold up gown worn by bishop, and cross occasionally
DDown 20: Somewhat upset, slam sybarite as shocking
DDown 21: Brief signal welcoming Leicestershire's opener at the creaseCLUE IN
DDown 23: Fancy that investment? Yes, at firstI SAY