Telegraph Cross Atlantic AnswersFriday, 28th March 2025 There are 39 across clues and 39 down clues for the Telegraph Cross Atlantic crossword on Friday, 28th March 2025. View the answers below.. Also try..All Telegraph Cross Atlantic Answers All PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: SelectsOPTSAAcross 5: Soft bread rollBAPAAcross 8: MCU character supposedly due to be played by Mahershala AliBLADEAAcross 13: Prolific writer in the New TestamentPAULAAcross 14: ____ Geller, cutlery-bothererURIAAcross 15: Yippee!HOORAYAAcross 16: Italian spewerETNAAAcross 17: OutrageIREAAcross 18: BeebAUNTIEAAcross 19: Sitcom character whose middle name was Muriel *CHANDLERBINGAAcross 22: Some threaten to have these for gartersGUTSAAcross 23: Peril for FrodoORCAAcross 24: Manchester United main shirt sponsor 2010-2014AONAAcross 27: Personal meas. considered healthy between 18.5-24.9 by the NHSBMIAAcross 30: 1990s sitcom about members of a local cricket team *OUTSIDEEDGEAAcross 33: Justin ____, Star Trek Beyond directorLINAAcross 34: Un petit ____, French for "a little bit"PEUAAcross 35: At leastORMOREAAcross 36: Acts like a lonely heart?ACHESAAcross 39: Computer keyESCAAcross 41: BegatSIREDAAcross 42: Decreased?IRONEDAAcross 44: ____-de-France, aka Paris RegionILEAAcross 46: English as a second languageESLAAcross 47: Toronto FC, Inter Miami etc *SOCCERTEAMSAAcross 50: 157.5 degreesSSEAAcross 51: One of three English riversESKAAcross 52: Oscar Isaac's Star Wars characterPOEAAcross 53: Is it a hotel? Is it a bird?IBISAAcross 55: The "RA" of RAM, in computing *RANDOM ACCESSAAcross 60: Look for berries, e.g.FORAGEAAcross 63: Remote constituents?AASAAcross 64: The way to train?RAILAAcross 65: Informally, places where one can buy alcohol but not drink itOFFIESAAcross 66: Welsh football team that changed what its initials stood for in 2006TNSAAcross 67: Sparkling white wineASTIAAcross 68: What gives footballers gripSTUDSAAcross 69: Home for the Empress of Blandings, perhapsSTYAAcross 70: Imitate Tom?PEEPDDown 1: Crude group?OPECDDown 2: RoutePATHDDown 3: Yellowfin, e.g.TUNADDown 4: Colloquial languageSLANGDDown 5: Like an area with 30mph automatic speed limits in EnglandBUILT-UPDDown 6: He's nickedARRESTEEDDown 7: It allows one to walk on waterPIERDDown 8: Club doormenBOUNCERSDDown 9: The "l" of tl;drLONGDDown 10: Garfunkel, e.g.ARTDDown 11: Name that is Welsh or JapaneseDAIDDown 12: The ____ of the World, first book in The Wheel of TimeEYEDDown 15: BarnetHAIRDODDown 20: PJ & Duncan, e.g.DUODDown 21: Sk8er ____, Avril Lavigne hitBOIDDown 24: Is head over heels aboutADORESDDown 25: Fiona at the end of Shrek, e.g.OGRESSDDown 26: It's famously obscure in a stackNEEDLEDDown 27: ____ Pascal, mathematicianBLAISEDDown 28: Small computers; or, with 61 Down, a connection between the endings of answers to asterisked cluesMICROSDDown 29: Pawned (but not wine-covered)INHOCKDDown 31: Dent on the TV screenSUSIEDDown 32: Record label that launched Pink FloydEMIDDown 37: Abbreviation that removes "-losure"ENCDDown 38: LeaksSEEPAGESDDown 40: One acting civilly?CLAIMANTDDown 43: They're banned at airportsDRONESDDown 45: Where HE might work?EMBASSYDDown 48: Younger brother of fellow US politicians John and RobertTEDDDown 49: Bad grammar makes me ____, punny sloganSICDDown 54: BarneySCRAPDDown 55: Dawn entry?RAIDDDown 56: A nosebagful?OATSDDown 57: LeisureEASEDDown 58: LocationSITEDDown 59: "There's many a ____ 'twixt the cup and the lip"SLIPDDown 60: Financial Ombudsman ServiceFOSDDown 61: "Many a time and ____" (Shakespeare)OFTDDown 62: Governing body based at TwickenhamRFU