Telegraph Cross Atlantic Answers - Wednesday, 7th February 2024

There are 39 across clues and 39 down clues for the Telegraph Cross Atlantic crossword on Wednesday, 7th February 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"Thin" director of Brief Encounter?
AAcross 5:	Roughly	OR SO
AAcross 9:	New World parrot
AAcross 14:	Swear-word; what might be sworn
AAcross 15:	____ Mall, London thoroughfare
AAcross 16:	Organic compound produced by decomposition; I mean (anag.)
AAcross 17:	"Gladly, the ____ bear", 29 Down from Keep Thou My Way by Theodore E Perkins	CROSS-EYED
AAcross 19:	30 Down
AAcross 20:	Set of beliefs
AAcross 21:	S Warne (anag.)
AAcross 23:	Genuine German?
AAcross 24:	____ the day; European thoroughfare
AAcross 25:	Luminous mists surrounding deities
AAcross 27:	Carter or Clinton, politically
AAcross 32:	Monitor lizard
AAcross 35:	Shed crocodile tears?
AAcross 36:	Followers of The Cure or The Sisters of Mercy, e.g.
AAcross 38:	Duck for the Magpies or the Seagulls?
AAcross 39:	Little time
AAcross 40:	Green plovers
AAcross 42:	Ruined medieval Armenian city, now in Turkey
AAcross 43:	Tough as ____ boots
AAcross 44:	Seats (anag.)
AAcross 45:	Mounted	GOT ON
AAcross 47:	Don't have to	NEEDNT
AAcross 49:	"I can see clearly now ____ is gone", 29 Down from a song by Johnny Nash
AAcross 51:	Oxygen and Hydrogen, etc
AAcross 53:	OMG
AAcross 54:	"Saving his life from this ____ sausage tea", 29 Down from Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen
AAcross 56:	Meaner (anag.)
AAcross 59:	"____ Lawley", So Lonely 29 Down from a song by The Police
AAcross 62:	Useless
AAcross 64:	Gower or Sinai, e.g.
AAcross 66:	Direct
AAcross 67:	____ and Crafts, decorative movement
AAcross 68:	Grecian pots?
AAcross 69:	James, Winkler or Purcell, e.g.
AAcross 70:	Profit and ____ account, basic financial statement
AAcross 71:	Not messy
DDown 1:	Positions of genes on chromosomes
DDown 2:	"My ____ are alight", 29 Down from a song by Desmond Dekker
DDown 3:	The Mighty ____, famous strongman Joe Greenstein
DDown 4:	The UK's biggest employer	NHS
DDown 5:	First to the crease?
DDown 6:	Bradbury and Charles, say
DDown 7:	Killed; large number
DDown 8:	____ days, times of yore
DDown 9:	Maggie ____, song of two female PMs?
DDown 10:	Protozoan organism
DDown 11:	____ Bengals, NFL team
DDown 12:	Symbol of a loop above a T-shaped cross
DDown 13:	Actor Dominic or Timothy, e.g.
DDown 18:	Types of vessel
DDown 22:	"There's a bathroom on the ____", 29 Down from Bad Moon Rising by Creedence Clearwater Revival
DDown 24:	Tommy's nonsense?
DDown 26:	Bryophyte shade?	MOSS GREEN
DDown 27:	Evil genius?
DDown 28:	Heskey or Zola, e.g.
DDown 29:	Misheard lyric
DDown 30:	Seemingly forever?
DDown 31:	"I got no ____, I hung it up again", 29 Down from Tubthumping by Chumbawamba
DDown 33:	Silk voile
DDown 34:	Skirt style	A-LINE
DDown 37:	One of the Jackson 5
DDown 41:	Trees (anag.)
DDown 46:	"Royal" tree in which the future Charles II hid
DDown 48:	Wetter
DDown 50:	Careless
DDown 52:	Part of a flower's calyx; pales (anag.)
DDown 54:	Your ____ is my command!
DDown 55:	Bet; a net (anag.)
DDown 57:	Caffè ____, coffee chain
DDown 58:	"The ____ are my friends", 29 Down from Blowin' in the Wind by Bob Dylan
DDown 59:	User (anag.)
DDown 60:	Arm bone
DDown 61:	____ Grinstead, West Sussex town where Good King Wenceslas was written
DDown 63:	Must ____ harder!
DDown 65:	Shining example of tabloid journalism?