Telegraph Cross Atlantic Answers - Wednesday, 18th September 2024

There are 37 across clues and 41 down clues for the Telegraph Cross Atlantic crossword on Wednesday, 18th September 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Mug up
AAcross 5:	Homer's boy
AAcross 9:	Turner (of Archimedes?)
AAcross 14:	Surfer's requirement
AAcross 15:	Containing oil (prefix)
AAcross 16:	Questions asked to prove ignorance, as in 49 Across?
AAcross 17:	No-go ____
AAcross 18:	Doe, a ____, a female ____
AAcross 19:	Veneto white
AAcross 20:	Success, but at too great a cost	PYRRHIC VICTORY
AAcross 23:	On the flipside
AAcross 24:	Farmyard pecker?
AAcross 25:	Scooby's scaredy-cat master
AAcross 29:	Christmas tree?
AAcross 30:	European Monetary System
AAcross 33:	Thomas ____, English-born American Founding Father
AAcross 34:	____ Reekie, Edinburgh
AAcross 36:	Twin
AAcross 37:	I don't get it!	ITS ALL GREEK TO ME
AAcross 40:	Prehistoric stone with a cutting edge
AAcross 41:	Bird; ne'er (anag.)
AAcross 42:	Ralph, former US presidential candidate	NADER
AAcross 43:	Before
AAcross 44:	American accountant
AAcross 45:	Homer?
AAcross 46:	Take in food
AAcross 47:	Edith with no regrets?
AAcross 49:	Q&A dialogue	SOCRATIC METHOD
AAcross 56:	Not fresh
AAcross 57:	Sitting upon
AAcross 58:	Corfu coin?
AAcross 59:	Little bits; Athenian letters
AAcross 60:	Tom Hardy's character in The Dark Knight Rises
AAcross 61:	Vigour and style; lean (anag.)
AAcross 62:	Bangkok money
AAcross 63:	Old country, to which the Beatles would go back?
AAcross 64:	Lame (anag.); meal (anag.)
DDown 1:	Give in exchange
DDown 2:	Cautious
DDown 3:	when the party's ____, Billie Eilish song
DDown 4:	____ limb from limb
DDown 5:	Boy lid (anag.)
DDown 6:	Guinness and Issigonis, e.g.
DDown 7:	Simon ____, British TV presenter and explorer
DDown 8:	Doughnut shapes; riot (ang.)
DDown 9:	____ Act, musical
DDown 10:	Sing softly
DDown 11:	Katy Perry song
DDown 12:	Resentment
DDown 13:	River flowing into the Severn Estuary
DDown 21:	The Phenomenology of Spirit author
DDown 22:	Berate
DDown 25:	Variety is the ____ of life
DDown 26:	Not a lover; earth (anag.); heart (anag.)
DDown 27:	Tesco passage?
DDown 28:	Biting bug
DDown 29:	Feel (anag.)
DDown 30:	Poem invented by Archilochus
DDown 31:	Printed copy
DDown 32:	Daniel ____, Marv the burglar in Home Alone
DDown 34:	Indian city
DDown 35:	Grecian vessel?
DDown 36:	No doe!
DDown 38:	Old Corfu coins; pleat (anag.)
DDown 39:	____ and fork
DDown 44:	Stroke; scares (anag.)
DDown 45:	Cosset
DDown 46:	Fashionable elegance; renown
DDown 47:	Flatbreads
DDown 48:	Coins (anag.)
DDown 49:	Roofed colonnade; oast (anag.)
DDown 50:	Hippocrates' promise?
DDown 51:	Outlawed; abut (anag.)
DDown 52:	Brim; crawl
DDown 53:	Polynesian dance
DDown 54:	____ history, info obtained via interviews
DDown 55:	Cooked
DDown 56:	9 Down, e.g.