Telegraph Cross Atlantic AnswersTuesday, 16th September 2025 There are 35 across clues and 43 down clues for the Telegraph Cross Atlantic crossword on Tuesday, 16th September 2025. View the answers below.. Also try..All Telegraph Cross Atlantic Answers All PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: More appropriateAPTERAAcross 6: Popular beverageTEAAAcross 9: Strike, poeticallySMITEAAcross 14: ____ de Versailles, Paris expo centrePORTEAAcross 15: Smartphone computer programAPPAAcross 16: Egyptian deity whose eye appears on 38 AcrossHORUSAAcross 17: Teacher, instructorPRECEPTORAAcross 19: SpyAGENTAAcross 20: CashpointATMAAcross 21: Plant, source of linen; when twisted, it appears on 38 AcrossFLAXAAcross 22: Rod Hull's puppetEMUAAcross 23: Big cat; 38 Across hieroglyphLIONAAcross 25: Early type of radioCRYSTAL SETAAcross 30: Hindu garment; see Ra (anag.)SAREEAAcross 32: ThoughtfulPENSIVEAAcross 33: Elderly person, in slangOLDSTERAAcross 37: Comedian MackLEEAAcross 38: Quiz hosted by Victoria Coren MitchellONLY CONNECTAAcross 41: In the style ofA LAAAcross 43: Roosevelt's social and economic reformsNEW DEALAAcross 44: Diagnostic imaging testCAT SCANAAcross 47: Rushes; two appear on 38 AcrossREEDSAAcross 51: ThoroughEXHAUSTIVEAAcross 55: Legal documentWRITAAcross 56: Old style of monitor (abbr.)CRTAAcross 57: Traditional shirt number of a rugby union scrum halfNINEAAcross 59: George Gershwin's lyricist brotherIRAAAcross 60: Dried coconut "meat"COPRAAAcross 63: Fred Astaire or Gene Kelly, e.g.TAP DANCERAAcross 65: Use a hose; 38 Across hieroglyphWATERAAcross 66: She's The ____, Robbie Williams hitONEAAcross 67: Respond (to a stimulus)REACTAAcross 68: OccupationTRADEAAcross 69: The "p" of mphPERAAcross 70: What a bird often does before laying eggsNESTSDDown 1: HorrifiesAPPALSDDown 2: Main female character in The Merchant of VenicePORTIADDown 3: VibrationTREMORDDown 4: Abbreviation seen in a listETC.DDown 5: Type of knotREEFDDown 6: Tribesperson led by Genghis Khan, e.g.TATARDDown 7: Type of resinEPOXYDDown 8: Eliot's "cruellest month", in shortAPRDDown 9: Witch doctorSHAMANDDown 10: Tycoons; skiing bumpsMOGULSDDown 11: AngerIREDDown 12: Large caskTUNDDown 13: Winter time zone for New York (abbr.)ESTDDown 18: Company that can sell its shares to the public (abbr.)PLCDDown 22: Old word for everlasting; entrée (anag.)ETERNEDDown 24: Inert gasNEONDDown 26: Pay outSPENDDDown 27: River sedimentSILTDDown 28: Mother of Cain and AbelEVEDDown 29: Golf accessoryTEEDDown 31: Old cloth measure of forty-five inchesELLDDown 34: RulerDYNASTDDown 35: PerfumeSCENTDDown 36: Pull alongTOWDDown 38: Swear wordOATHDDown 39: The "E" in ENTEARDDown 40: Lower corner of a sailCLEWDDown 41: 66 Across in playing cardsACEDDown 42: LooseLAXDDown 45: ReligiousSACREDDDown 46: Poison from a South American treeCURAREDDown 48: Plants like heathersERICASDDown 49: StraightDIRECTDDown 50: CommencesSTARTSDDown 52: SenselessINANEDDown 53: Horned snake seen on 38 AcrossVIPERDDown 54: ConclusionENDDDown 58: DeserveEARNDDown 60: Hundredweight (abbr.)CWTDDown 61: Rowing bladeOARDDown 62: Association consisting of a school's parents and teachers (abbr.)PTADDown 63: LidTOPDDown 64: Born asNEE