The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,297 - Sep 12 2019 Crossword Answer

The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,297 - Sep 12 2019 Crossword Answer

Clues	Answers
Meeting subjects, aim to stay in range of country houses?	AGENDA
Miles away in a service that's running over	AFAR
Mostly stationary after short distance -- stopped halfway through drive home	INSTIL
Not very nice after having caught nothing -- two maidens, holding plenty	COMMODIOUS
Oldster's greeting managed to shoo ducks away before two daughters come in	GRANDDADDY
Person taking time to break in, not so polite?	INTRUDER
Sage saw this could sum up HM's 50th anniversary	GOLDENRULE
Say 'Ah' maybe when doctor rings	GASP
Scarf and angora used in dance? On the contrary	FANDANGO
Scratched 'Physical Graffiti'	TATTOOS
Specialist associated with youth said to offer what a growing body needs	PROTEIN
Unfashionable kind of fur's put by as best	OUTFOX
US-made capsule that got its users high	COMMANDMODULE
Well I never joke over hosting company -- one suppresses a lot	CORNUCOPIA

Clues	Answers
A1 to the south, Aunt Edna rambles past it	SUPERANNUATED
All-round goalie's kept in African province and across the country	NATIONAL
American rock group comes in to see guitarist's effect	TREMOLO
Bad boy keeps love in dump	OFFLOAD
Chant repeatedly with tense accompaniment from this?	TOMTOM
Clumsy delivery by local hiding identity and lying	ACCIDENTPRONE
Cook had claret, messed up sweet	DARKCHOCOLATE
Draw contents of dustcart, Tate putting it up	ATTRACT
Draw Test, rolling a pitch to take spin	TOMBOLA
Explaining it's economically punishing to underwrite lower classes	DEFINING
First awarded to very loud university student -- that's all one can grasp	FISTFUL
Flying insects -- with head cut off they're poisonous	ASPS
Golf and yet more golf -- one's soundly beaten	GONG
Loose end to women's tennis match in east London?	SETFREE