Telegraph Cross Atlantic Answers - Wednesday, 5th February 2025

There are 40 across clues and 39 down clues for the Telegraph Cross Atlantic crossword on Wednesday, 5th February 2025. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Mark Zuckerberg company
AAcross 5:	Mother, to a child
AAcross 9:	American-born early female MP
AAcross 14:	Atop
AAcross 14:	Atop
AAcross 15:	Epic verse; pose (anag.)
AAcross 16:	Defeat utterly
AAcross 17:	Danish toy company
AAcross 18:	Wildebeest
AAcross 19:	Talk inanely; taper (anag.)
AAcross 20:	Filling station option; Uel?	LEAD-FREE PETROL
AAcross 22:	See 20 Across
AAcross 23:	Large bones; 20 Across eyelashes
AAcross 24:	Rocket
AAcross 25:	Far-Eastern food	DIM SUM
AAcross 28:	A little musical work
AAcross 32:	Fire sign; 20 Across tooth decay?
AAcross 33:	Destines
AAcross 34:	Polish; 20 Across food?
AAcross 35:	Little bits
AAcross 36:	Birdbrains
AAcross 37:	Shopping centre; 20 Across dinky?
AAcross 38:	Greek character; 20 Across Greek cheese?
AAcross 39:	More green; 20 Across pencil?
AAcross 40:	Thin thread
AAcross 41:	Counters
AAcross 43:	More green; 20 Across make-up?
AAcross 44:	Unpleasant; 20 Across detachable shirt front?
AAcross 45:	____ eleven, bingo call
AAcross 46:	Skin-on-frame vessels
AAcross 49:	Type of ID
AAcross 53:	American Indian; 20 Across medicine amount?
AAcross 54:	Defeat; 20 Across paint?
AAcross 55:	Otherwise
AAcross 56:	Pointer of a gun?
AAcross 57:	Crooked, north of the border
AAcross 58:	The "L" of SNL
AAcross 59:	Hello ____, Beastie Boys album
AAcross 60:	Former times, nostalgically
AAcross 61:	Cuts (off)
DDown 1:	Spice and warm some wine
DDown 2:	Fencing sword; 20 Across tent?
DDown 3:	Roman garb item
DDown 4:	Covers with an oxide layer using electrical current
DDown 5:	Cornish sole; I'm germ (anag.)
DDown 6:	Sleeping problem (US spelling)
DDown 7:	Distasteful pout; O, emu! (anag.)
DDown 8:	Fool; 20 Across fish?
DDown 9:	Materialises
DDown 10:	1964 Nobel Prize in Literature winner
DDown 11:	Nicholas II, e.g.
DDown 12:	____ Preminger, director; 20 Across maxim?
DDown 13:	Cotton onto it?
DDown 21:	Viral diseases
DDown 22:	Villanelles, e.g.
DDown 24:	Trail
DDown 25:	One out with another?
DDown 26:	Spitting feathers; 20 Across Captain Hook?
DDown 27:	Foolishly greedy Phrygian king
DDown 28:	Seeps; 20 Across drinks?
DDown 29:	____ talk, rubbishing of someone?
DDown 30:	Silk lace
DDown 31:	More competent; 20 Across Aesop, say?
DDown 33:	Old-fashioned
DDown 36:	1966 number one for England?
DDown 37:	Write "desiccated" as "dessicated", e.g.
DDown 39:	Stony garden area; 20 Across ceramics?
DDown 40:	Carries; 20 Across bullets?
DDown 42:	Jean ____, child development psychologist; pig tea (anag.)
DDown 43:	Tenant
DDown 45:	Beaming shiner?
DDown 46:	Paradoxical riddle without a solution
DDown 47:	Brunei's continent
DDown 48:	Sweet potatoes, in the US
DDown 49:	Sticky jumper?
DDown 50:	Stew; 20 Across leaf?
DDown 51:	"Get back to me!"	RSVP
DDown 52:	River flowing through Barnard Castle
DDown 54:	Put down; 20 Across toy?