Telegraph Cross Atlantic Answers - Wednesday, 11th October 2023

There are 41 across clues and 37 down clues for the Telegraph Cross Atlantic crossword on Wednesday, 11th October 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Auntie from Salford?	BBC
AAcross 4:	____ vera, soothing lotion
AAcross 8:	____ eyes on, spots
AAcross 13:	Decorated metalware
AAcross 14:	Heart; part of an eater?
AAcross 15:	Greek storyteller
AAcross 16:	25 Down's bird	WOODSTOCK
AAcross 18:	25 Down's Peppermint 59 Down
AAcross 19:	Old empire with the capital Tenochtitlan
AAcross 20:	Iraqi city
AAcross 21:	Court divider
AAcross 22:	Theatre works?
AAcross 25:	White or Red Lion, e.g.
AAcross 26:	____ Raining Men, The Weather Girls song
AAcross 28:	Supposedly responsible person	GROWN-UP
AAcross 30:	Six hand breadths
AAcross 31:	Negative word on your nelly?
AAcross 32:	Nation's mark of history
AAcross 34:	Dustin ____, comedian who partnered Les Dennis
AAcross 35:	Snoopy
AAcross 38:	F1 champion in 1988, 1990 and 1991
AAcross 39:	Nuisance
AAcross 40:	Cyril Ramaphosa's party	ANC
AAcross 41:	Artistically enriching
AAcross 43:	Undergarment
AAcross 44:	Urge
AAcross 45:	Things rattled behind newlyweds' car?	TIN CANS
AAcross 49:	Two plus two, e.g.
AAcross 50:	That thing would	IT'D
AAcross 51:	Perched
AAcross 52:	____ de plume, alias
AAcross 53:	Those on the nose?
AAcross 55:	Indian dip; tiara (anag.)
AAcross 57:	Make a shrill squeak
AAcross 58:	Of the skin's surface
AAcross 62:	Hermann ____, German author of Siddhartha
AAcross 63:	Spent currency of Venice?
AAcross 64:	Clayey or sandy stuff
AAcross 65:	Shane (anag.)
AAcross 66:	Eat
AAcross 67:	Machiavellian
DDown 1:	25 Across; drinker
DDown 2:	Drunk
DDown 3:	Yield
DDown 4:	Song-and-dance performance?
DDown 5:	Little boys' room
DDown 6:	Evil humanoid in the works of Tolkien
DDown 7:	That's shocking!
DDown 8:	Competent
DDown 9:	Meadows; sale (anag.)
DDown 10:	Constrict; gantries (anag.)
DDown 11:	Carb-rich veg
DDown 12:	Mata Hari or Anthony Blunt, e.g.
DDown 13:	Sound of a plucked string
DDown 17:	Stone of ____, artefact seized by Edward I
DDown 20:	Plovdiv's country
DDown 23:	Trivial activities?
DDown 24:	Spoke glibly at length
DDown 25:	Snacks, often roasted or salted
DDown 27:	Let it be
DDown 29:	____ Didn't They Ask Evans?, Agatha Christie novel
DDown 33:	Demolition material
DDown 35:	Nicks
DDown 36:	Sudden and strong forward movements
DDown 37:	Like a knave
DDown 39:	Company type	PLC
DDown 41:	Bird; 25 Down, perhaps, when read with 66 Across
DDown 42:	Cavern; aren't (anag.)
DDown 46:	Carnal
DDown 47:	Official drawing up documents
DDown 48:	Tiny; 25 Down, perhaps, when read with 11 Down
DDown 54:	Old name for Gaelic
DDown 56:	____ and the Man, George Bernard Shaw play
DDown 57:	Tea; a dance if doubled or tripled?
DDown 58:	Spritely old petrol company?
DDown 59:	Pastry on a chart?
DDown 60:	Fury
DDown 61:	Bank of mum and ____, fund for privileged kids