Telegraph Cross Atlantic Answers - Friday, 16th February 2024 There are 38 across clues and 40 down clues for the Telegraph Cross Atlantic crossword on Friday, 16th February 2024. View the answers below.. Also try..All Telegraph Cross Atlantic AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: You may not want it with your mealSALADAAcross 6: DestroyRUINAAcross 10: Requirements for most job applicationsCVSAAcross 13: You definitely don't want it with your mealE. COLIAAcross 14: Ted ____, TV football coachLASSOAAcross 15: Like chilli, but not chilly?HOTAAcross 16: Writer of I'm a Believer *NEIL DIAMONDAAcross 18: Boxer who was The GreatestALIAAcross 19: Bond launch on the big screen?DR NOAAcross 20: TearRIPAAcross 21: StaggerTOTTERAAcross 23: Like a successful memeVIRALAAcross 25: Fee, ____, fo, fumFIEAAcross 26: Opposite of profitsLOSSESAAcross 30: Iron, for one *GOLF CLUBAAcross 34: Having swornON OATHAAcross 35: Pecorino providerEWEAAcross 36: WorriedATEAAcross 37: Oscar-winning RedgraveVANESSAAAcross 39: Second of a French tripleEGALITEAAcross 42: Roxy Music synthesiser BrianENOAAcross 43: Keyboard key, for shortESCAAcross 45: One making goodATONERAAcross 46: Protagonist of The Maltese Falcon *SAM SPADEAAcross 49: CiaoLATERSAAcross 50: Stretch (out)EKEAAcross 51: EnquiredASKEDAAcross 53: Where barbecues may be heldPATIOSAAcross 56: We're all at sea!SOSAAcross 57: Court hold-upsLETSAAcross 61: Take advantage ofUSEAAcross 62: US military decoration *PURPLE HEARTAAcross 65: Beetle, for exampleCARAAcross 66: Stay undercover?LIE INAAcross 67: Ugh! I can't ____ that!UNSEEAAcross 68: They usually have four to six tracksEPSAAcross 69: French stateETATAAcross 70: Clarke's partner in YazooMOYETDDown 1: What you might accidentally click on an unfinished emailSENDDDown 2: Big name in laptopsACERDDown 3: Back meatLOINDDown 4: Half of a wartime sitcomALLODDown 5: ImitatedDIDDDown 6: Rioters go on thisRAMPAGEDDown 7: Bob Hope entertained the troops with themUSODDown 8: ____ She Lovely, Stevie Wonder songISN'TDDown 9: Fall asleepNOD OFFDDown 10: Set of short chains on a belt, for carrying keys etcCHATELAINEDDown 11: Kind of rodentVOLEDDown 12: AgitateSTIRDDown 14: Headquarters of 19 Across, e.g.LAIRDDown 17: Man's surrounded by thisIRISH SEADDown 22: Involuntary movementTICDDown 23: Do they do cat scans and lab tests?VETSDDown 24: Rob from The West WingLOWEDDown 26: Bad results from courtLOVESDDown 27: André ____, Manchester United goalkeeperONANADDown 28: Monochords; more stones (anag.)SONOMETERSDDown 29: It's ready to postSAEDDown 31: Law languageLEGALESEDDown 32: TotalUTTERDDown 33: Round contents?BEERSDDown 38: Supermarket chain formerly owned by WalmartASDADDown 40: SlightlyA TADDDown 41: His wife turned into a pillar of saltLOTDDown 44: Hole in the ground into which sewage flowsCESSPITDDown 47: Take the piste?SKIDDown 48: Power to the ____, John Lennon songPEOPLEDDown 52: Cologne, to the localsKOLNDDown 53: Purple-brownPUCEDDown 54: Don't delay, in shortASAPDDown 55: You might have to follow it; the ending to each of the asterisked answersSUITDDown 57: Talk show host JayLENODDown 58: Like ABC and pie?EASYDDown 59: Cedar, for exampleTREEDDown 60: Editor's indication to retainSTETDDown 63: Chris who sang The Road to HellREADDown 64: Make a low continuous noiseHUM