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Telegraph Toughie Answers

Friday, 7th November 2025
There are 14 across clues and 17 down clues for the Telegraph Toughie crossword on Friday, 7th November 2025. View the answers below..
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Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: One quiet chat rebuffed a noisy neighbour?
AAcross 5: Take lager when female replaces tin
AAcross 9: Knot I covered by a carpenter's aid
AAcross 11: Quickly passes records when line advances
AAcross 12: Club king or queen? One in a black suit
AAcross 13: Dance music group pursues it, covering artist
AAcross 15: Inclination to give high bonuses, note, inspires the Telegraph
AAcross 18: Agreements saving half of rent encourage professionalDENTAL SURGEON
AAcross 22: Sapper perhaps in location following another fighter
AAcross 23: Writer supped periodically with Turner?
AAcross 26: Runner staffing in retirement home near Spain
AAcross 27: A dash through China's capital permitted in vehicle
AAcross 28: Lille's outskirts entrance ambassador
AAcross 29: The Boss introducing band before city service
DDown 1: President atop horse welcoming British primate
DDown 1: President atop horse welcoming British primate
DDown 2: Cat-like animal inherited with last couple departing
DDown 3: What may get put into bust factory after time ignoring banks
DDown 4: Old school expels daughter, which is fair
DDown 6: Put air into popular key above D, delaying the intro
DDown 7: Dope hidden in grains filling iron dish
DDown 8: Live wires identifiable to some extent
DDown 10: Judge once more dealing with Jenny?
DDown 14: Solitary drink after day with Charlie
DDown 16: Stress ultimately relieved by good subordinate
DDown 17: Experts keeping north attempt descent
DDown 19: Smell under centre of canals beginning to develop
DDown 20: One's maybe scaled theatre at start of Top Hat?
DDown 21: Wind tears around interior of hall
DDown 24: Soldier up above deluge uncovered shelter
DDown 25: It's blown short South African over first