Telegraph Cross Atlantic Answers - Wednesday, 20th March 2024 There are 37 across clues and 41 down clues for the Telegraph Cross Atlantic crossword on Wednesday, 20th March 2024. View the answers below.. Also try..All Telegraph Cross Atlantic AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Be boldDAREAAcross 5: Manner of perambulationGAITAAcross 9: Oz travellers' packsSWAGSAAcross 14: Inflated senses of selfEGOSAAcross 15: ____ Luck, lake licker for a "Doctor"LUKEAAcross 16: Postulate; I stop (anag.)POSITAAcross 17: Marked with height lines; Tudor once (anag.)CONTOUREDAAcross 19: Capital of GhanaACCRAAAcross 20: Cooker that's constantly onAGAAAcross 21: School assoc.PTAAAcross 22: DismissalSACKINGAAcross 24: Cheesy Swiss mealFONDUEAAcross 26: ____ whiz!GEEAAcross 27: ____ and the Forty ThievesALI BABAAAcross 31: "Shall I compare ____ to a summer's day?" (Shakespeare)THEEAAcross 35: Aloe-like succulentAGAVEAAcross 38: Texan missionALAMOAAcross 40: Once-yearly business gatheringAGMAAcross 41: Mouldy meal for a "Doctor"?GREEN EGGS AND HAMAAcross 44: "____ the fields we go", Jingle Bells lyricO'ERAAcross 45: Stun gun; rates (anag.)TASERAAcross 46: John ____, Uncle Buck actorCANDYAAcross 47: Nell ____, mistress of royaltyGWYNAAcross 49: SpunGYRATEDAAcross 51: Boat director?OARAAcross 53: Honolulu hellosALOHASAAcross 57: More kindGENTLERAAcross 61: ____ out, make lastEKEAAcross 62: Deed; anagram of a hat wearer for a "Doctor"ACTAAcross 63: The ____, regular drink orderUSUALAAcross 64: Constructed international languageESPERANTOAAcross 67: Not shinyMATTEAAcross 68: TwosomePAIRAAcross 69: Film ____, genreNOIRAAcross 70: English cleric, leading figure in the Oxford MovementPUSEYAAcross 71: Sixtieths of a min.SECSAAcross 72: Drinker of pink ink for a "Doctor"YINKDDown 1: Coffee-lite?DECAFDDown 2: Galore, in the disco eraAGOGODDown 3: ____ Keating, Life is a Rollercoaster singerRONANDDown 4: Is, in LatinESTDDown 5: Rear musclesGLUTEIDDown 6: Feeling, atmosphereAURADDown 7: Eisenhower's nicknameIKEDDown 8: Danson, Heath, and a sitcom Father, e.g.TEDSDDown 9: Kirk's final frontierSPACEDDown 10: Pocketed character for a "Doctor"?WOCKETDDown 11: Fungal cells; CIAs (anag.)ASCIDDown 12: Distort the face; grin (anag.)GIRNDDown 13: Party animal?STAGDDown 18: PalatialOPULENTDDown 23: Diurnal African lizard hidden in "rutabaga mash"AGAMADDown 25: One of Mrs McCave's twenty-three sons, according to a "Doctor"?DAVEDDown 28: I claim this!BAGSYDDown 29: Horatio ____, US author of rags-to-riches storiesALGERDDown 30: Iraqi city; Arabs (anag.)BASRADDown 32: Otto ____, radioactivity pioneerHAHNDDown 33: Good grief; aged (anag.)EGADDDown 34: American TV gongEMMYDDown 35: In a state of high anticipationAGOGDDown 36: MushroomedGREWDDown 37: Ventilated; year (anag.)AERYDDown 39: Advocate of deforestation, for a "Doctor"ONCE-LERDDown 42: River's tidal flood; agree (anag.)EAGREDDown 43: Decorated lower part of wallDADODDown 48: Write a musical scoreNOTATEDDown 50: Any ____?TAKERSDDown 52: Bowling ____ALLEYDDown 54: Asian capitalHANOIDDown 55: Muscle proteinACTINDDown 56: Baby bringer?STORKDDown 57: Mr ____, owner of seven-hump Wump, according to a "Doctor"GUMPDDown 58: Genesis characterESAUDDown 59: Pea and pecan, e.g.NUTSDDown 60: Agents, in shortREPSDDown 61: HomericEPICDDown 65: Item included with some bills to post back (abbr.)SAEDDown 66: ____ publicity is good publicityANY