Telegraph Cross Atlantic Answers - Friday, 12th July 2024

There are 39 across clues and 40 down clues for the Telegraph Cross Atlantic crossword on Friday, 12th July 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	____ Rainer, first performer to win more than one Oscar	LUISE
AAcross 6:	If it's rising, a property's value may be falling
AAcross 10:	Fencing sword
AAcross 14:	Pungent
AAcross 15:	____ of the Year, award whose last recipients were Amanda Holden and Andy Murray
AAcross 16:	Approximately	OR SO
AAcross 17:	Back-up choice	PLANB
AAcross 18:	____ White, commentator who plays himself in Ted Lasso	ARLO
AAcross 19:	Delta follower
AAcross 20:	Kevin Costner's directorial debut *	DANCES WOLVES
AAcross 23:	____ Choco-snitch, insult used in an episode of The Simpsons
AAcross 24:	Article from Germany	EIN
AAcross 25:	Buck's buddy?
AAcross 28:	F4 closes with this
AAcross 31:	Be obvious to everyone *	GO OUT SAYING
AAcross 34:	Father of Cordelia, Goneril, and Regan
AAcross 36:	Mother Teresa, e.g.
AAcross 37:	Relating to the eyes
AAcross 38:	Alerts
AAcross 40:	____ Maria, coffee liqueur
AAcross 42:	Truncated peace (but not a portmanteau)
AAcross 43:	Larks
AAcross 45:	Number of goalkeepers in a typical football match?
AAcross 47:	Suffix indicating inflammation or preoccupation	ITIS
AAcross 48:	Taylor Swift song that won Best Female Video at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards *	YOU BELONG ME
AAcross 51:	Davey, Vaizey etc in politics
AAcross 52:	They want to be Scots free?
AAcross 53:	Neither partner
AAcross 54:	Floor covering
AAcross 56:	Actress previously married to Ryan Phillippe *	REESE ERSPOON
AAcross 61:	Name that may be engraved on a bowl
AAcross 64:	Performances
AAcross 65:	Pipe shaped like a letter; popular website, we hear	U-TUBE
AAcross 66:	Taiwanese computer giant
AAcross 67:	Scandinavian name held by singer?
AAcross 68:	Took again, as an exam
AAcross 69:	Depend
AAcross 70:	Given to prying
AAcross 71:	Paradisiacal sites	EDENS
DDown 1:	Employer of TV's Columbo	LAPD
DDown 2:	US university near Venice Beach, California	UCLA
DDown 3:	Country song for A Flock of Seagulls?
DDown 4:	From the time of
DDown 5:	Stefan ____, retired Swedish tennis player	EDBERG
DDown 6:	Overextended	DRAWN OUT
DDown 7:	Bubbly bar
DDown 8:	Piece of croquet kit
DDown 9:	Condition in an agreement
DDown 10:	Enemies
DDown 11:	One of Tolkien's Uruk-hai, e.g.
DDown 12:	Kinda
DDown 13:	Lavatory; card game
DDown 21:	Capital of the Swiss canton of Valais
DDown 22:	Pass into law
DDown 25:	Make squash, e.g.
DDown 26:	Taking LSD	ON ACID
DDown 27:	Outer space?
DDown 28:	The Postman ____ Rings Twice, James M Cain novel
DDown 29:	____ Me, Bill Withers song	LEAN ON
DDown 30:	Make superficially more impressive (pie in the sky?)	TART UP
DDown 32:	NUJ or NUS, e.g.
DDown 33:	____ Gagarin, cosmonaut	YURI
DDown 35:	Charity that publishes Insight magazine	RNIB
DDown 39:	It's seen, heard, and enjoyed by theatre-goers?
DDown 41:	English name for Ynys Môn
DDown 44:	Fruity red liqueur	SLOE GIN
DDown 46:	Muslim ruler; mire (anag.)
DDown 49:	Duke from Twelfth Night	ORSINO
DDown 50:	Make certain
DDown 55:	Chose
DDown 56:	____ Stewart, former Conservative MP
DDown 57:	Typical supermarket sextet
DDown 58:	Flower of Yorkshire
DDown 59:	Scottish town offering ferries to Mull	OBAN
DDown 60:	Where to practise cricket
DDown 61:	A long, long way to run?
DDown 62:	Subzero formation
DDown 63:	____ Amitri, Scottish band
DDown 63:	____ Amitri, Scottish band