Telegraph Herculis Answers - Monday, 30th January 2023 There are 14 across clues and 19 down clues for the Telegraph Herculis crossword on Monday, 30th January 2023. View the answers below.. Also try..All Telegraph Herculis AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 8: Pen name of the author of seven autobiographical works including I Know Why the Caged Bird SingsANGELOUAAcross 9: Lines along which the vertices of polygons meet; brinks of cliffs or precipices; sharpened sides of blades; or, borders of anythingEDGESAAcross 10: Deciduous tree whose botanical name, Juglans regia, translates as “royal kernel of the god Jove”WALNUTAAcross 11: A bird with a pale crown, such as the male of a species of redstart; or, a crested wave or breakerWHITECAPAAcross 12: A landing stage, quay or staithe parallel to a shoreline for docking, filling and unloading shipsWHARFAAcross 14: Another word for a granaryCORNLOFTAAcross 17: Blocks of less than 100 shares in finance; or, incomplete sets of miscellaneous objectsODD LOTSAAcross 19: From the Scottish Gaelic for “purse”, a pouch serving as a pocket, worn at the front of a kiltSPORRANAAcross 21: Participate in an equestrian event containing fences such as cross rails, ditches, hogsbacks and oxersSHOWJUMPAAcross 22: Stage of adolescence between childhood and maturity; juveniles collectively; or, the early days in the development of somethingYOUTHAAcross 24: Meaning “path cut through woods”, a village in Italy after which a variety of frizzante or spumante white wine is namedPROSECCOAAcross 27: From the Sanskrit for “circle” or “wheel”, each of the body’s seven centres of spiritual power, according to ayurvedic or yogic philosophyCHAKRAAAcross 29: Any one of the pre-Olympian children of Gaea and UranusTITANAAcross 30: Named after the Norse god of thunder, a radioactive metallic element, atomic number 90THORIUMDDown 1: From the Latin meaning “to wash”, magma or molten rock when erupting from a volcano’s ventLAVADDown 2: A plan or to-do list; an ulterior motive; or, a programme of matters for discussion at a meetingAGENDADDown 3: A stain made by ink, paint etc; or, by extension, a blemish on a person’s character or reputationBLOTDDown 4: District in the London borough of Southwark, site of a picture gallery designed by Sir John SoaneDULWICHDDown 5: General term for a system of writing in which each word is represented by a sign/logogramLEXIGRAPHYDDown 6: A human-eating giant of fairy tales and folklore, first described in the stories of Charles PerraultOGREDDown 7: With some 4.7 billion inhabitants, the most populous continentASIADDown 12: The extent from side to side of something, such as a swimming-pool, as opposed to its lengthWIDTHDDown 13: Pasta in the form of ribbons, often served with alfredo sauceFETTUCCINEDDown 15: Meaning “household god”, name of the white-handed gibbonLARDDown 16: Burst of light from a lightning bolt; or, a sudden rush of waterFLASHDDown 18: Actor who played Dr Watson in the 2009 film Sherlock HolmesLAWDDown 20: Related to the common cabbage, vegetables popular at ChristmasSPROUTSDDown 23: From the Greek for “heavenly woman”, the Muse of astronomyURANIADDown 25: Speed or velocity; cost; or, class/rank of ships or sailorsRATEDDown 26: Author whose A Suitable Boy was adapted into a miniseriesSETHDDown 27: A hen house; a wicker basket for catching fish; or, a prison cellCO-OPDDown 27: A hen house; a wicker basket for catching fish; or, a prison cellCOOPDDown 28: A slope; a sleeping policeman or speed bump; or, a swindleRAMP