The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Tuesday, 23rd August 2011 There are 15 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Tuesday, 23rd August 2011. View the answers below.. Also try..All The Guardian Cryptic AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Go to grab bird that's littlePETITEAAcross 4: Alien killer zapping ghoul in the endSTRANGERAAcross 9: Hideous creature filmed, one out of ScreamSHREKAAcross 10: Those hi-i-i-tting birdsBEEEATERSAAcross 11: Redhead swimmer nets redhead German boyCARROTTOPAAcross 12: Dish gobbled by Dionysus, hiccupingSUSHIAAcross 13: The bottle bottle?DUTCH COURAGEAAcross 17: Bird back after season abroad, man's problem afoot?FALLENARCHESAAcross 20: Turn out to see Navratilova's old rival?EVERTAAcross 21: Butcherbird weeps for flycatcherSPIDER WEBAAcross 21: Butcherbird weeps for flycatcherSPIDERWEBAAcross 23: Important to bandage knock for fruit that's purpleSTAR APPLEAAcross 24: One of twelve pence in currency, reversedAPRILAAcross 25: Might one catch this one song, missing the middle's flowing qualityFLUIDITYAAcross 26: Sporting arenas support all temporary staff, initially, in retirementSTADIADDown 1: So haddock the chippie's future then? English homes all have onePOSTCODEDDown 2: Sweet to consider as saltTARTRATEDDown 3: Play about king having nothing as capitalTOKYODDown 5: Given little time to get a great deal, participant rarely starts to appear attractive — in …THEAPPRENTICEDDown 6: … the firing line from him? Setter claiming leaderless strategy has us wound up!ALANSUGARDDown 7: Fatty piece of cake found under girl, oddlyGREASYDDown 8: Nation's sprinter, sayRUSSIADDown 10: Min?BOTTOMLESSPITDDown 14: Revolutionary had learnt to find the centre groundHEARTLANDDDown 15: See 18THEWORLDDDown 16: Old queen there to be rung before tea, finallyISABELLADDown 18: Fresh velvety cut or laminated edges for the buggers?NEWSOFDDown 19: Cuckoo due to circle island without a sense of familiarityDEJA VUDDown 22: So it's been repealed? That's perfectEXACT