Telegraph Cross Atlantic Answers - Friday, 12th April 2024

There are 39 across clues and 42 down clues for the Telegraph Cross Atlantic crossword on Friday, 12th April 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Country whose official language is found by removing its last letter
AAcross 5:	Large army unit
AAcross 10:	Contents of a six-pack
AAcross 13:	____ Fisher, actress wife of Sacha Baron Cohen	ISLA
AAcross 14:	Welcome to Hawaii!
AAcross 15:	Ingredient in many homemade remedies or beauty products
AAcross 16:	London railway station on Praed Street *	PADDINGTON
AAcross 18:	____ Kelly, American actor and dancer
AAcross 19:	Area far from the coast	OPENSEA
AAcross 20:	Ted in The Good Place	DANSON
AAcross 22:	Death's ____, second sequel to The Three-Body Problem
AAcross 23:	____ Amidala, wife of Anakin Skywalker	PADME
AAcross 25:	Stop for pirates?
AAcross 28:	Tolerate *	PUTUPWITH
AAcross 32:	American's bagsy
AAcross 33:	Scarface
AAcross 34:	(Sittin' On) The Dock of the ____, Otis Redding song
AAcross 35:	Hard water?
AAcross 36:	Button on a video camera
AAcross 37:	____ Kelly, Australian outlaw
AAcross 38:	UK political party usually shown in yellow
AAcross 39:	Dine
AAcross 40:	Best men?
AAcross 42:	Bricks from Denmark
AAcross 43:	Constellation known in USA as the Little Dipper *
AAcross 45:	Manufacturer of speakers	SONOS
AAcross 46:	Explorer who sailed in The Matthew
AAcross 47:	Request part-way through a letter?
AAcross 48:	____ League, football competition
AAcross 51:	Headwear associated with Yorkshire
AAcross 51:	Headwear associated with Yorkshire
AAcross 55:	Box
AAcross 56:	Goldilocks and the ____, or a hint to the asterisked clues	THREEBEARS
AAcross 59:	Alternative to road tax
AAcross 60:	Virus first seen in 1976
AAcross 61:	Dungeons & Dragons etc	RPGS
AAcross 62:	Atomic number of hydrogen
AAcross 63:	Makes dirty
AAcross 64:	Mark of a sweep?
DDown 1:	Fat-reducing operation
DDown 1:	Fat-reducing operation
DDown 2:	No hanging around!
DDown 3:	Quaint descriptor often following "ye"	OLDE
DDown 4:	Melancholy
DDown 5:	Struck with a stick
DDown 6:	____ Korbut, Belarusian gymnast	OLGA
DDown 7:	Pish
DDown 8:	Vietnamese dish
DDown 9:	Majority of Arrakis in Frank Herbert's book	SANDDUNES
DDown 10:	IPAs, e.g.
DDown 11:	Singer often close to the Edge	BONO
DDown 12:	What Victorian children should be?
DDown 15:	Jonathan ____, cricket broadcaster	AGNEW
DDown 17:	____ She Lovely, Stevie Wonder song	ISNT
DDown 21:	Excited
DDown 23:	Early seal
DDown 24:	One making things up
DDown 25:	See you in France
DDown 26:	Leader of a flock
DDown 27:	Gives banned aid?
DDown 28:	Oscar winner for Scent of a Woman	PACINO
DDown 29:	The Master Builder playwright
DDown 30:	The "T" of Nato?
DDown 31:	Diabetic reactions to low blood sugar
DDown 33:	Tie cables (anag.)
DDown 36:	Plan again
DDown 41:	Dram
DDown 42:	Bad goods takers?
DDown 44:	Oak, once
DDown 45:	Use stilettos?
DDown 47:	Guilty and not guilty, e.g.
DDown 48:	Trading name originally derived from the initials of Standard Oil	ESSO
DDown 49:	Second word of many a fairytale
DDown 49:	Second word of many a fairytale
DDown 50:	Opposite of well done
DDown 51:	In one ____ swoop
DDown 52:	Strummer's neck accessory?
DDown 53:	Jason's craft
DDown 54:	Hey, listen
DDown 57:	US television network	HBO
DDown 58:	Louis XVI, par exemple