The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Thursday, 20th September 2007 There are 14 across clues and 17 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Thursday, 20th September 2007. View the answers below.. Also try..All The Guardian Cryptic AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: See 19JUSTICEAAcross 5: Time put in to succeed with delivery in footballTHROW-INAAcross 9: 6's 2 acrossRADIIAAcross 10: Instrument planner used round the houseALPENHORNAAcross 11: Key to the Guardian solver's ultimate escape from reality here?IVORY TOWERAAcross 12: See 24RACEAAcross 14: Dangerous motorway drivers - where they don't want to end upUNDERTAKERSAAcross 18: The medicine man's beastly carriers?HIPPOCRATESAAcross 21: See 6PULLAAcross 22: Nibbles bit of fish, fresh, 40% off, knocked back with tasty skin?FINGER FOODAAcross 25: The Sun's hottest part?HIGHLIGHTAAcross 26: Fibre among Marxist-LeninistsISTLEAAcross 27: Stapler ruined holy bookPSALTERAAcross 28: Entering stakes, card left over proves a stinkerPOLECATDDown 1: Schmuck wearing jacketJERKINDDown 2: Invention of Edison taken from a 90° angleSIDEONDDown 3: One child has no involvement with another for the most part - that's the truth!IKIDYOUNOTDDown 4: Muse with sovereign detailing something elementaryERATODDown 5: Broadcast protects English line on important documentTOP-SECRETDDown 6: Opener gives call before cricket shotRINGDDown 7: Cake's half hidden by tarts - it's not importantWHOCARESDDown 8: A number of points about love's absurdityNONSENSEDDown 13: German emperor, perfect European to stop massacreKAISER BILLDDown 15: German article, doppelgänger's gunDERRINGERDDown 16: Cuts immediatelyCHOP-CHOPDDown 17: A game starts to get interesting attacking defenceAPOLOGIADDown 19: He shot his wife, He's serving life!POETICDDown 20: In such a calendar one door's opening, then another openingADVENTDDown 23: Write, for instance, "to rise" as your answer?GET UPDDown 23: Write, for instance, "to rise" as your answer?GETUPDDown 24: Equestrian event boring peopleFLAT