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Thursday, 21st August 2025

There are 39 across clues and 41 down clues for the Telegraph Cross Atlantic crossword on Thursday, 21st August 2025. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	____ cannonball, person often fired at work
AAcross 6:	Roll ups, roll ups!
AAcross 10:	Brightly coloured fish; a hop (anag.)
AAcross 14:	Of use
AAcross 15:	"Consider that done!"	ON IT
AAcross 16:	Grandma, to a tot	NA NA
AAcross 17:	"Does this ____?", as a cannibal eating a clown might say?	TASTE FUNNY TO YOU
AAcross 20:	"Go away!"
AAcross 21:	Surgeries
AAcross 22:	Ancestral
AAcross 23:	Costa del ____, tourist Mecca
AAcross 25:	Obey
AAcross 26:	Taxi
AAcross 29:	Lack of harmony; ciders can do (anag.)
AAcross 35:	For sorrow, in terms of magpies?
AAcross 36:	Wooden peg
AAcross 37:	Eccles or Bluebottle, on the wireless?
AAcross 37:	Eccles or Bluebottle, on the wireless?
AAcross 38:	Strongman of myth
AAcross 40:	Galena, e.g.
AAcross 40:	Galena, e.g.
AAcross 41:	Ranch dressing, e.g.
AAcross 42:	Work the soil
AAcross 43:	Be eco-friendly, perhaps
AAcross 45:	Consume, slangily
AAcross 46:	Light-splitting crystal	ICELAND SPAR
AAcross 49:	"____ what you see", Catchphrase catchphrase
AAcross 50:	Nights before
AAcross 51:	____ Rheingold, work from "ringmaster" Wagner
AAcross 53:	Saws
AAcross 56:	Morse dash
AAcross 58:	Foot
AAcross 62:	How to kill a circus?	GO FOR THE JUGGLER
AAcross 65:	At any point
AAcross 66:	Buddhist monk
AAcross 67:	Playwright Zola
AAcross 68:	Covered in morning moisture
AAcross 69:	Arabian leader; mire (anag.)
AAcross 70:	Fire-____, lover of hot food?
DDown 1:	Simple dwellings
DDown 2:	US state with the Wasatch Range
DDown 3:	Bean paste
DDown 4:	Some saxophones; a slot (anag.)
DDown 5:	Hailey Bieber ____ Baldwin
DDown 6:	Political takeover
DDown 7:	Hostels
DDown 8:	Negroni spirit
DDown 9:	Trudie ____, actress and philanthropist who married a Police man
DDown 10:	Nation living south of Lake Ontario; good Anna (anag.)
DDown 11:	UK tax system (abbr.)
DDown 12:	Rainforest bovine
DDown 13:	Carry
DDown 18:	Book leaf
DDown 19:	Two-all, e.g.
DDown 24:	Chances
DDown 25:	Go to ground	HOLE UP
DDown 26:	Long-snouted ring-tailed animal
DDown 27:	Caper
DDown 28:	The ____ of the ball
DDown 30:	Blades sometimes swallowed in a circus
DDown 31:	Roman goddess of agriculture
DDown 32:	Naming things?
DDown 33:	Drink that sounds like a clown
DDown 34:	Foe
DDown 39:	Plato's cave, e.g.
DDown 41:	Evening, in Amalfi
DDown 44:	Hindu mendicant
DDown 47:	Assert
DDown 48:	Sweet people?
DDown 52:	Symbol indicating summation
DDown 53:	Like a nonagenarian, e.g.
DDown 54:	Peaceful soap brand?
DDown 55:	Four or five, say	A FEW
DDown 56:	Half – or Moore?	DEMI
DDown 57:	Open a bit
DDown 59:	Got down
DDown 60:	Hawaiian chant; elem. (anag.)	MELE
DDown 61:	____ Rabbit
DDown 63:	East London's West side?
DDown 64:	"Holy smoke!"

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