Telegraph Cross Atlantic Answers - Monday, 18th September 2023

There are 35 across clues and 37 down clues for the Telegraph Cross Atlantic crossword on Monday, 18th September 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Puff
AAcross 5:	Hot and spicy?
AAcross 9:	Tropical fruit
AAcross 14:	Opposed to
AAcross 15:	Hairy figure in Genesis
AAcross 16:	PR concern
AAcross 17:	Panda, Punto or Uno, e.g.
AAcross 18:	Ran badly
AAcross 20:	Presage
AAcross 22:	What the sun does in the east
AAcross 23:	On the way	EN ROUTE
AAcross 24:	What conceited people have
AAcross 25:	"____ the Force, Luke"
AAcross 26:	____ Scales, Sybil in Fawlty Towers
AAcross 30:	Rabbits on
AAcross 33:	Dairies
AAcross 35:	One in a suit?
AAcross 36:	Drank to; grilled
AAcross 37:	Might one show relief?
AAcross 38:	____-on-Sea, Dad's Army location	WALMINGTON
AAcross 40:	____! ... I Did It Again, Britney Spears song
AAcross 41:	Scientist's tubes
AAcross 42:	Sailor
AAcross 44:	Pig fat
AAcross 45:	Authority gained by winning an election
AAcross 49:	Opposite of forte
AAcross 51:	Stay put	SIT TIGHT
AAcross 52:	Pasta tubes
AAcross 54:	Biblical conservationist
AAcross 55:	Pond life?
AAcross 56:	Sarah Snook's Succession role; blade
AAcross 57:	Henry's second or fourth wife
AAcross 58:	Walking-sticks
AAcross 59:	St Paul's feature
AAcross 60:	Malign look
DDown 1:	Foot-in-the mouth moment
DDown 2:	Opposite of cation
DDown 3:	Freddie ____, comedian accused of eating a hamster
DDown 4:	Inspiring compassion
DDown 5:	It's used when changing stations	REMOTE CONTROL
DDown 6:	Song intended to be a hit	A-SIDE
DDown 7:	A ____ in point
DDown 8:	The food is good!
DDown 9:	Held fast by the arms
DDown 10:	Collector; sea arms (anag.)
DDown 11:	Future squire?
DDown 12:	Becomes mature
DDown 13:	Spliced
DDown 19:	Keen on rowing
DDown 21:	Scene of Rosa Parks's famous action
DDown 24:	Muse of lyric poetry
DDown 26:	Troublemakers
DDown 27:	Celeb's car?
DDown 28:	Like every fourth year
DDown 29:	North African vipers
DDown 30:	"I sound my barbaric ____", Walt Whitman quote in Dead Poets Society
DDown 31:	Fruit found in health drinks
DDown 32:	Brown algae
DDown 34:	Hit the roof
DDown 36:	Female deity such as Phoebe or Mnemosyne
DDown 39:	Mishmash
DDown 40:	1st, 2nd or 3rd, e.g.
DDown 43:	Mr McPartlin
DDown 45:	It's worth two crotchets
DDown 46:	In the past, in the past
DDown 47:	Macduff, say
DDown 48:	Early anaesthetic
DDown 49:	One of the Red Devils
DDown 50:	Get ____ the act	IN ON
DDown 51:	Westminster area
DDown 52:	Depleter of the ozone layer
DDown 53:	Pre-decimal currency system, in short