Telegraph Cross Atlantic Answers - Monday, 13th February 2023

There are 37 across clues and 38 down clues for the Telegraph Cross Atlantic crossword on Monday, 13th February 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Winter warmer
AAcross 6:	Newt
AAcross 9:	Poverty
AAcross 13:	Ocean (anag.)
AAcross 14:	Old Russian space station
AAcross 15:	Carrier pigeon
AAcross 16:	World Cup holders
AAcross 18:	A lump in the throat?
AAcross 19:	____ Aviv, Israeli city
AAcross 20:	Suitable for the present day?	CHRISTMASSY
AAcross 22:	Cigar
AAcross 24:	What push may come to
AAcross 25:	Cash in Japan
AAcross 26:	What Jerry and Kerry do with Terry?
AAcross 27:	However briefly
AAcross 30:	Chinese city
AAcross 33:	Foursome; ratted (anag.)
AAcross 35:	Travel by plane?
AAcross 36:	Boredom
AAcross 38:	Character with magical powers
AAcross 39:	Shorebird
AAcross 41:	Such garments show a lot of cheek!	G-STRINGS
AAcross 43:	Jerry's partner (who's not Tom!)
AAcross 44:	Not the sharpest tool in the box
AAcross 46:	And the like
AAcross 47:	Like Hungarian, e.g.
AAcross 48:	Perfect models; ladies (anag.)
AAcross 51:	Reading fan?
AAcross 55:	Drink made by brewer
AAcross 56:	Dancing ____, series hosted by Phillip Schofield	ON ICE
AAcross 57:	Taking stealthily
AAcross 59:	Good swimmer; warmer in East London?
AAcross 60:	Throw up
AAcross 61:	Craze
AAcross 62:	South African
AAcross 63:	A Nightmare on ____ Street, film franchise
AAcross 64:	Communicates without speech
DDown 1:	Sings jazz
DDown 2:	^
DDown 3:	Ancient Briton	ANGLO-SAXON
DDown 4:	Caviar
DDown 5:	Swordplay
DDown 6:	Arab chieftain
DDown 7:	Polish might be learnt here?	FINISHING SCHOOL
DDown 8:	Cheap and tasteless
DDown 9:	Stars
DDown 10:	Flightless birds
DDown 11:	Slippery customers!
DDown 12:	Horse-drawn cart
DDown 15:	US army vehicle
DDown 15:	US army vehicle
DDown 17:	55 Across in Paris
DDown 21:	Insectivorous passerine bird
DDown 23:	Of a segment of DNA
DDown 26:	Managed
DDown 27:	Shortening
DDown 28:	String up
DDown 29:	Works by Keats, e.g.
DDown 30:	Shot; wound
DDown 31:	To ____ and to hold, traditional marriage vow
DDown 32:	Straight
DDown 34:	Hackneyed
DDown 37:	Take drugs
DDown 40:	More jittery
DDown 42:	Saves
DDown 45:	Lip pen (anag.)
DDown 47:	Cruel (anag.); lucre (anag.)
DDown 48:	Kind
DDown 49:	Bolshevik leader
DDown 50:	Epic tales
DDown 51:	Blunder
DDown 52:	Keen on
DDown 53:	A ____ to eat
DDown 54:	Nuke
DDown 58:	Mai ____; ____ chi