Telegraph Cross Atlantic Answers - Friday, 10th January 2025 There are 40 across clues and 39 down clues for the Telegraph Cross Atlantic crossword on Friday, 10th January 2025. View the answers below.. Also try..All Telegraph Cross Atlantic AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: It's Common nowERAAAcross 4: Abbreviation used on British government lettersOHMSAAcross 8: DeadlyFATALAAcross 13: It fills a gaugeRAINAAcross 15: TV series starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Selina MeyerVEEPAAcross 16: Heavily overweightOBESEAAcross 17: Lady's fingersOKRAAAcross 18: Sea eagleERNEAAcross 19: Hums a lotREEKSAAcross 20: Immediate remedy *SILVER BULLETAAcross 23: OgledEYEDAAcross 24: ____ Notaro, stand-up comedian and actressTIGAAcross 25: It wraps around your neckBOAAAcross 28: What ____ I Made For?, Billie Eilish singleWASAAcross 30: Lifts, tugs (but not a portmanteau)LUGSAAcross 33: Many cheating athletesDOPERSAAcross 35: They come before PMs?AMSAAcross 36: 2012 movie based on a board game *BATTLESHIPAAcross 38: ____-mob, uncommitted protestorsRENTAAAcross 41: ____ Geller, illusionistURIAAcross 42: Put onSTAGEAAcross 43: Fresh start *CLEAN SLATEAAcross 46: Diesel in car moviesVINAAcross 47: "____ vote, sir", palindrome once used in The SimpsonsRISETOAAcross 48: Old computer game, or half of a sportPONGAAcross 50: They're smaller than ftINSAAcross 51: No-no?YESAAcross 52: Vow often heard in moviesIDOAAcross 54: Italian version of Hello, Goodbye?CIAOAAcross 56: What there are fifty of in a book title, and appear in answers to asterisked cluesSHADESOFGREYAAcross 61: Matter at handISSUEAAcross 64: European river; the German for "or"ODERAAcross 65: The ____ of the Ancient MarinerRIMEAAcross 66: CreatorMAKERAAcross 67: Source of some barbs?WIREAAcross 68: Continent that Australia joined in 2006, according to its football teamASIAAAcross 69: Ideal philosopher?PLATOAAcross 70: Women who are coming outDEBSAAcross 71: Title that comes with née?MRSAAcross 71: Title that comes with née?MRS.DDown 1: Greek equivalent to CupidEROSDDown 2: Turkish spiritRAKIDDown 3: Being closeAIRLESSNESSDDown 4: Add new sound to (a recording)OVERDUBDDown 5: Rosemary, e.g.HERBDDown 6: Fare choiceMENUDDown 7: W-H-E-A-T?SPELTDDown 8: PrecedesFOREGOESDDown 9: Help claimed by Elizabethan?ABETDDown 10: Golf's driving aidTEEDDown 11: "____ not", beginning of a JFK quotationASKDDown 12: TV's DennisLESDDown 14: Kind of blueNAVYDDown 21: Long slithery fishEELDDown 22: Aldi competitorLIDLDDown 25: Psychological theory stating one's actions are governed by previous experiences (US spelling)BEHAVIORISMDDown 26: Where axes meetORIGINDDown 27: Quivering treesASPENSDDown 28: Shout of William Wallace, e.g.WAR CRYDDown 29: French movie whose heroine's surname is PoulainAMELIEDDown 31: Home of AsterixGAULDDown 32: Satchel featureSTRAPDDown 34: Current time zone for San Francisco (abbr.)PSTDDown 37: Yugoslavian communist leaderTITODDown 39: ____ kwon do, martial artTAEDDown 40: Taylor Swift song with the lyrics "It's me, hi, I'm the problem, it's me"ANTIHERODDown 44: What can come before bread and water?SODADDown 45: Theatrical returns?ENCORESDDown 49: Moving picture formatGIFDDown 53: Chris ____, star of Moone BoyODOWDDDown 55: Taj Mahal locationAGRADDown 56: Animal fatSUETDDown 57: ____ Falco, The Sopranos starEDIEDDown 58: Belgrade resident, e.g.SERBDDown 59: Muslim rulerEMIRDDown 60: Apt anagram of ayesYEASDDown 61: Mischievous childIMPDDown 62: ____ volatile, ammonium carbonateSALDDown 63: Jamaican music genreSKA