Telegraph Cross Atlantic Answers - Friday, 18th October 2024 There are 40 across clues and 39 down clues for the Telegraph Cross Atlantic crossword on Friday, 18th October 2024. View the answers below.. Also try..All Telegraph Cross Atlantic AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: US school subjectMATHAAcross 5: General spiritETHOSAAcross 10: How an app 26 Across might agree to meet anotherIRLAAcross 13: You can get up to 180 from hereOCHEAAcross 14: Made a meal of thingsCOOKEDAAcross 16: German for "new"NEUAAcross 17: American shock jock *STERNHOWARDAAcross 19: Stamford Bridge outfit, for shortCFCAAcross 20: Sport for Dallas Cowboys?RODEOAAcross 21: Uber competitorLYFTAAcross 22: Polynesian garlandLEIAAcross 23: Stereotypical artistic headgearBERETAAcross 24: Epitome of easinessPIEAAcross 25: AtmosphereAURAAAcross 26: Manual reader?USERAAcross 27: Francis Drake's ship *HINDGOLDENAAcross 30: Mainstream mediaMSMAAcross 31: Chinese dynastyMINGAAcross 32: Currency with a note featuring Mahatma GandhiRUPEEAAcross 33: RetainedKEPTAAcross 34: "Good Queen ____"BESSAAcross 35: Like pins and needlesSHARPAAcross 37: Hard animal fatSUETAAcross 38: Where a churchgoer may park themselves?PEWAAcross 41: One of Peter Rabbit's sisters *TAILCOTTONAAcross 43: Accessory for Mr. Topsy-TurvyCANEAAcross 44: Like failing to respond to an RSVP?RUDEAAcross 45: ____ Donovan, US crime drama series starring Liev SchreiberRAYAAcross 46: KilnsOASTSAAcross 47: It can represent 1 or 11ACEAAcross 48: "Makes Ben-Hur look like an ____", Monty Python and the Holy Grail tag lineEPICAAcross 50: A card player might see and do thisRAISEAAcross 51: Matrix heroNEOAAcross 52: How a shirt might mistakenly be worn, or a hint on how to enter answers to asterisked cluesBACKTOFRONTAAcross 55: Red region?CRUAAcross 56: Things get two-wheel for themBIKERSAAcross 57: "Get some ____", former Snickers sloganNUTSAAcross 58: Winter time zone in New YorkESTAAcross 59: Pride and Prejudice's Mrs WickhamLYDIAAAcross 60: Famously small thing taken in 1969STEPDDown 1: ____ Eisley, Star Wars settingMOSDDown 2: She plays the partACTRESSDDown 3: Fundamental ____ of arithmetic: every integer above 1 can be uniquely represented as a product of primesTHEOREMDDown 4: Stock organiser?HERDERDDown 5: Lover of Narcissus, in mythECHODDown 6: "____ big to fail", economics theoryTOODDown 7: BayingHOWLINGDDown 8: Rubber-stampedOKAYEDDDown 9: VassalSERFDDown 10: EncompassINCLUDEDDown 11: Stuart Attwell, e.g.REFEREEDDown 12: Artistic grandson of SigmundLUCIANDDown 15: DichlorodiphenyltrichloroethaneDDTDDown 18: What makes tightrope walking saferNETDDown 23: Beetle____, Blur singleBUMDDown 24: 568mlPINTDDown 25: Range of eight countries?ALPSDDown 27: Creature that can open its mouth to 150 degreesHIPPODDown 28: Plymouth Argyle shirt colourGREENDDown 29: ExpelOUSTDDown 31: "____ with a Mouth", nickname for DeadpoolMERCDDown 33: Healthy smoothie ingredientKALEDDown 34: Water-based markerBUOYDDown 35: Idiomatically, what eyes can get as big asSAUCERSDDown 36: DenHIDE OUTDDown 36: DenHIDEOUTDDown 37: Prepared the dishwasher, e.g.STACKEDDDown 38: SwoonPASS OUTDDown 39: Friendly understandingENTENTEDDown 40: ____ Craven, director of ScreamWESDDown 41: StuporTRANCEDDown 42: ProblematicTRICKYDDown 43: Queensland portCAIRNSDDown 46: BuffoonOAFDDown 48: WaneEBBDDown 49: Water-carrier for Jack and JillPAILDDown 50: ____ Parks, US civil rights heroineROSADDown 53: Prefix to angle, colour and dentTRIDDown 54: Small amount in a recipeTSP