Telegraph Herculis Answers - Monday, 28th August 2023 There are 15 across clues and 17 down clues for the Telegraph Herculis crossword on Monday, 28th August 2023. View the answers below.. Also try..All Telegraph Herculis AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 8: Actor who played the part of Sergeant Howie in the 1973 cult movie The Wicker ManWOODWARDAAcross 9: One of the hand’s digits used in the counting practice of dactylonomy; or, something thus shaped, such as a shortbread biscuit or a goujonFINGERAAcross 10: Ostentatious clothing, jewellery and other such frippery; or, a furnace or hearth for the conversion of cast iron into wrought ironFINERYAAcross 11: Word, from the name of a dramatic poet regarded as the founder of Greek tragedy, for an actorTHESPIANAAcross 12: Author of a series of novels based on the adventures of Viscount Greystoke, aka TarzanBURROUGHSAAcross 15: County with a town known in Roman Britain as CamulodunumESSEXAAcross 18: From the Sanskrit for “assembly, gathering”, word for an Indian fairMELAAAcross 19: From the Greek for “raise up, lift”, the human body’s main arteryAORTAAAcross 20: A corm or tuber of taro; or, another word for taro itselfEDDOAAcross 22: Author whose autobiographical works were adapted into the 1990 film An Angel at My TableFRAMEAAcross 24: Electronic toys or devices, such as Tamagotchis, that simulate the behaviour and needs of animalsCYBERPETSAAcross 26: Word for an unchanging circumstance or situation; or, in mathematics, a non-varying valueCONSTANTAAcross 29: A collision, such as a meteor hitting the Earth’s surface; or, another word for consequencesIMPACTAAcross 31: From an Italian word for “frozen”, Italian-style ice cream, authentically served with a paddle or spadeGELATOAAcross 32: Word, from the Greek for “many-tongued”, for a multilinguist; or, a book written in many languagesPOLYGLOTDDown 1: From the Latin meaning “alone”, a word for absence of company; or, a lonely or uninhabited placeSOLITUDEDDown 2: An ancient axe- or mattock-like tool for cutting, dressing and shaping timber by handADZEDDown 3: A type of revolving tray or turntable on a table top, spun to evenly distribute condiments and food between dinersLAZY SUSANDDown 4: Horizontal passage/stulm into a mine, as opposed to a vertical shaftADITDDown 5: A proposal of marriage; a bid or tender; an attempt or essay; or, a specially reduced priceOFFERDDown 6: An archaic or dialect word for a hill-crest, hillock or protuberanceKNAPDDown 7: French term for the grape variety used to make a particular wineCEPAGEDDown 13: A kingdom/royal domain; or, a field or sphere of study or actionREALMDDown 14: Portly actor nicknamed “Babe”, who made some 100 comedies with his bumbling sidekick, Stan LaurelHARDYDDown 16: One of a flock of ovine ruminants imagined jumping a fence, in an attempt to fall asleepSHEEPDDown 17: Poet Laureate, from 1930-67, who wrote Salt-Water Ballads and children’s novels including The Box of Delights and The Midnight FolkMASEFIELDDDown 21: A device for sensing or finding buried treasure, carbon monoxide or smoke, for exampleDETECTORDDown 23: Largest Dodecanese islandRHODESDDown 25: The Jungle Book character whose name means “bear” in HindiBALOODDown 27: Cleanser, often in the form of a bar; or, smooth words and flatterySOAPDDown 28: A strip of some kind for marking a finish line, measuring, sticking etcTAPEDDown 30: Slang for orange segments; or, animals with litters called farrowsPIGS