Telegraph Cross Atlantic AnswersFriday, 15th August 2025 There are 37 across clues and 39 down clues for the Telegraph Cross Atlantic crossword on Friday, 15th August 2025. View the answers below.. Also try..All Telegraph Cross Atlantic Answers All PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: What early search engine users did to JeevesASKAAcross 4: Having a pH greater than 7BASICAAcross 9: Ready to go back?LOANAAcross 13: HoaxSHAMAAcross 15: Yellowish orangeOCHREAAcross 16: Of all the gin joints, in all the towns, in all the world, she walked into Rick'sILSAAAcross 17: What you'll see when a light-brown revolver is spun quickly? *HAZELWHIRLAAcross 19: Greeting to a cobber, sayGDAYAAcross 20: Act like the sea on cliffs, graduallyERODEAAcross 21: Stun, like the policeTASEAAcross 22: Matterhorn, Mont Blanc etcALPSAAcross 23: The Tipping ____, Malcolm Gladwell bookPOINTAAcross 25: ScheduleROTAAAcross 27: Mix-up when out hunting with a blunderbuss? *COUNTRYFUDGEAAcross 33: Some professionals are called to itBARAAcross 36: ____ Men, Who Let the Dogs Out singersBAHAAAcross 37: Tuck from Sherwood Forest, e.g.FRIARAAcross 38: Greek god of warARESAAcross 40: Flat material?EBONYAAcross 42: Indie band featuring Mark Oliver EverettEELSAAcross 43: ____ Marsh, crime fiction writerNGAIOAAcross 45: "... ____ I have to repeat myself?"ORDOAAcross 46: What might be enclosed to get a responseSAEAAcross 47: Very expensive part of a shotgun? *GOLDENBARRELAAcross 51: Hill that is the Spanish for "table"MESAAAcross 52: Heskey or Zola, e.g.EMILEAAcross 55: Prov. followerECCLAAcross 57: TV show that repopularised Don't Stop Believin' in 2009GLEEAAcross 61: Clumsy and incompetentINEPTAAcross 63: Latin placesLOCIAAcross 64: Appetite for Destruction band, or an explanation of the fanciful asterisked clues and their answersGUNSNROSESAAcross 66: Io, e.g.MOONAAcross 67: Model Jaguar manufactured from 1961-1974ETYPEAAcross 68: One of twelve for Alcoholics AnonymousSTEPAAcross 69: Rum neighbourSKYEAAcross 70: Taunton ____, constituency reformed as Taunton and Wellington for the 2024 general electionDEANEAAcross 71: Suffix for lion or shepherdESSDDown 1: Arthur of tennisASHEDDown 2: PerceptiveSHARPDDown 3: Toy buzzerKAZOODDown 4: Alternative to a curtsyBOWDDown 5: German for "eight"ACHTDDown 6: LaBeouf of The Peanut Butter FalconSHIADDown 7: Internal rates of returnIRRSDDown 8: Lapel ornament for Peter Davison's iteration of The DoctorCELERYDDown 9: Something that binds; guilt era (anag.)LIGATUREDDown 10: Wives and mothersOLDLADIESDDown 11: Lickety-splitASAPDDown 12: Votes againstNAYSDDown 14: DoctorMEDICDDown 18: Jay of US late-night televisionLENODDown 24: What follows You online?TUBEDDown 26: Not onOFFDDown 28: Rich and powerful person, originally in the Mogul empireNABOBDDown 29: She was seen and Hird!THORADDown 30: Rest & recreationRANDRDDown 31: CelebrationGALADDown 32: Irish GaelicERSEDDown 33: Third or fourth word in a fictional car's nameBANGDDown 34: Jason's ship, in mythARGODDown 35: The ____, the genuine articleREAL MCCOYDDown 39: MarginaliseSIDELINEDDown 41: Days of ____, time long pastYOREDDown 44: Old English Sheepdog, in shortOESDDown 48: Pestered, harriedNAGGEDDDown 49: Muslim rulerEMIRDDown 50: Referee's assistants, informallyLINOSDDown 53: Timor-____, nation where Tetum is an official languageLESTEDDown 54: Fencing equipmentEPEESDDown 55: Trees at risk from fungal diseaseELMSDDown 56: Captain of HMS EndeavourCOOKDDown 58: Instrument that's pear-shapedLUTEDDown 59: Singer born Eithne Pádraigín Ní BhraonáinENYADDown 60: US sports broadcasterESPNDDown 62: Small recipe amountsTSPSDDown 65: Surname qualifierNEE