Telegraph Cross Atlantic Answers - Monday, 6th May 2024

There are 36 across clues and 38 down clues for the Telegraph Cross Atlantic crossword on Monday, 6th May 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Periodical, briefly
AAcross 4:	Affluent young person (slang)
AAcross 7:	Fruit machine?
AAcross 13:	Improper treatment
AAcross 15:	Incense
AAcross 16:	Dealt with
AAcross 17:	Phonograph inventor
AAcross 18:	Bookmaker?	PRINTING PRESS
AAcross 20:	Like a protruding thumb?
AAcross 21:	Terry, to his friends
AAcross 22:	Quantities of film
AAcross 25:	Balaam's beast
AAcross 28:	The Entertainer, e.g.
AAcross 30:	Knock that on the head!
AAcross 31:	Invading someone's personal space?
AAcross 36:	Excessively
AAcross 37:	Coltrane or Parker's instrument
AAcross 38:	1970 Jackson 5 song
AAcross 39:	Jaguar, say
AAcross 40:	C'____ la vie!
AAcross 41:	Consumed
AAcross 42:	Enchanting females
AAcross 45:	Declan ____, England and Arsenal midfielder
AAcross 47:	Kind of neutrino
AAcross 48:	Sodium hydroxide
AAcross 49:	Dead Nikolai Gogol novel
AAcross 51:	School group, initially	PTA
AAcross 53:	Maple tree; computer firm
AAcross 57:	Information supplied on staff	TIME SIGNATURE
AAcross 61:	Driver's winter aid	DE-ICER
AAcross 63:	Tommyrot
AAcross 64:	Forge equipment
AAcross 65:	1991 My Bloody Valentine album
AAcross 66:	VW 39 Across
AAcross 67:	Female in a fleece coat
AAcross 68:	"That will be ____ the set of sun" (Macbeth)
DDown 1:	Prefix for chip or phone
DDown 2:	On the move
DDown 3:	Old British coins
DDown 4:	Asian queen
DDown 5:	The Secret ____, Conrad novel
DDown 6:	Topiarists
DDown 7:	Barrack
DDown 8:	Ready for an op
DDown 9:	Subject favoured by van Gogh
DDown 10:	Victims of the emergence of CDs and DVDs
DDown 11:	Freudian part of the mind
DDown 12:	The ____ & Stimpy Show, violent 1990s animated series
DDown 13:	Navigation aids
DDown 14:	Habitual drunkard
DDown 19:	Flatfish
DDown 23:	Lax
DDown 24:	Leopard's proverbially unchangeable feature
DDown 26:	Buxton and Malvern, e.g.
DDown 27:	Peasant's shoe; boast (anag.)
DDown 29:	Tree knot
DDown 31:	Winter Palace residents
DDown 32:	Pi or sine, e.g.
DDown 33:	Manager
DDown 34:	Ding-dongs
DDown 35:	English PM, namesake of a tea blend
DDown 43:	Digital covering?
DDown 44:	Washington city
DDown 46:	Draw out
DDown 50:	Olfaction
DDown 52:	Shining
DDown 54:	Healer
DDown 55:	Rub off
DDown 56:	Measures of work in the gym?
DDown 58:	Gaels' language
DDown 59:	Congregation's location
DDown 60:	Human ancestor
DDown 61:	Be a ____ hand at
DDown 62:	Bearing of 67.5 degrees