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Telegraph Toughie Answers

Wednesday, 1st October 2025
There are 17 across clues and 13 down clues for the Telegraph Toughie crossword on Wednesday, 1st October 2025. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Energetically get one's hands on a few eggs
AAcross 5: Python leaving papers in care of quiet, singular Athenian
AAcross 9: One uses tricks to swindle Texas oilman hoarding uranium and gold
AAcross 10: Web designer's sophisticated search program
AAcross 11: A femme fatale, mum starts to tempt admirer by tossing hairMATA HARI
AAcross 12: Father, religious, excommunicating Catherine in prank
AAcross 13: After the season, plan mutual open-ended returns
AAcross 15: Pass round women's hood
AAcross 17: Soccer trifecta lands sure-fire winner
AAcross 19: Social network adopted by former PM as chief support
AAcross 20: Rolls manufacturers?
AAcross 21: American in Paris maybe a West End smash
AAcross 22: Upper hides round hole in one part of shoe
AAcross 23: Reportedly is aware of seedy bar in which a drop is pretty steep
AAcross 23: Reportedly is aware of seedy bar in which a drop is pretty steep
AAcross 24: Cure against deer being pierced by tick initially
AAcross 25: Ridiculous sailors' uniform ruched at the edges
DDown 2: Prototype helicopter designer giving old doctor an Xmas spin
DDown 3: I'm obliged, Harry, to get fresh jam filling – it's a wonderTAJ MAHAL
DDown 4: Order a treble? Ah, that's refreshingHERBAL TEA
DDown 5: New hearing implant, electronic, that allowed The Doors to be laid backPARLIAMENT-HINGE
DDown 6: Endanger sovereign after evacuating area
DDown 7: Genteel boy, extremely youthful former President
DDown 8: Stephenson's first engine fitted with power wheel with teeth
DDown 14: Smartie Pants set up AI plant
DDown 15: US agents soundly duff up Italian favourite from 20 Across
DDown 16: Like the most weird, most Dastardly race?
DDown 17: Bill goes by bike around a group of islands
DDown 18: Clergyman finished swallowing large piece
DDown 19: Fantastic female compiler, married, held in police operation
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