Telegraph Herculis Answers - Monday, 7th August 2023 There are 20 across clues and 16 down clues for the Telegraph Herculis crossword on Monday, 7th August 2023. View the answers below.. Also try..All Telegraph Herculis AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 8: Poet Laureate from 1984-98 who penned collections including Crow, The Hawk in the Rain and Rain-charm for the DuchyHUGHESAAcross 9: Word for a delay; a falling behind; a curved stave of a barrel; pipe insulation; or, slang for a convictLAGAAcross 10: A strand of metal; a piano string; or, an old word for a telephoneWIREAAcross 11: Contracted word for a long-lasting artificial wave/curl, set in the hair by means of chemicals and heatPERMAAcross 12: Alsatian painter, poet, sculptor and a co-founder of DadaismARPAAcross 13: Word for a message or mission originally, later a short trip undertaken to accomplish a small taskERRANDAAcross 14: A printing machine; or, journalists and newspapers collectivelyPRESSAAcross 16: A tiller/wheel for steering a boat or ship; or, a position of leadershipHELMAAcross 17: Surname of Charlotte Brontë’s eponymous heroine JaneEYREAAcross 20: From “worthiness”, the quality or state of being worthy of esteem or honour; or, self-respectDIGNITYAAcross 21: Shadow casters of sundialsGNOMONSAAcross 24: Word used to describe a colour with orange, red or yellow tonesWARMAAcross 26: Word meaning drawn tight or tense; or, nautically, in good orderTAUTAAcross 27: Word for a dossier or solicitor, also used to mean brusque in manner, short in duration or conciseBRIEFAAcross 29: From French for “evening”, a late-night party in a private houseSOIREEAAcross 31: Word for a game of marbles; or, the large shooter in said gameTAWAAcross 32: — facto, Latin for “by that fact”IPSOAAcross 34: A headland; or, a short cloakCAPEAAcross 35: Informal word for a private eyeTECAAcross 36: From “swift, changeable”, a Greek god and keeper of the windsAEOLUSDDown 1: Appearing as an everyday object such as a block of stock, a box, a die or a sugar-lump, a 3-D geometric shape with six square facesCUBEDDown 2: Actress whose recent roles include the Baroness in Cruella, Nancy in Good Luck to You, Leo Grande and Trunchbull in Matilda The MusicalTHOMPSONDDown 3: From “try, test”, a determination of the proportion of metal in an oreASSAYDDown 4: A paddle-like limb of a dolphin, penguin, seal or turtle; or, something reminiscent of this, such as a hand, a pinball arm or a swim finFLIPPERDDown 5: Word for concord, conformity or consonance; or, a compact, covenant or other such contractAGREEMENTDDown 6: An abrupt deviation or change of direction; a veer to avoid a collision; or, a curved flight of a ballSWERVEDDown 7: 1982 sci-fi film in which a hacker is digitised and abducted into a virtual world known as “the Grid”TRONDDown 15: Indian side dish or condiment based on dahi/yogurt with kheera/cucumber and jeera/cuminRAITADDown 18: A rank or row; a cooking stove; or, in maths, the set of all possible values the function can produceRANGEDDown 19: Another word for a figurineSTATUETTEDDown 22: Novelist whose collected works, including Beloved and Song of Solomon, featured on a summer reading list of Barack ObamaMORRISONDDown 23: A word for the principle of fairness; or, administration of lawJUSTICEDDown 25: A regular gathering for the buying/selling of livestock or provisions; the rate of sale; or, a grocery storeMARKETDDown 28: A pinch; or, a minor alterationTWEAKDDown 30: Another name for a moonfishOPAHDDown 33: A knot, lump or thick place in yarn; or, fabric woven from said threadSLUB