The Guardian Quiptic Answers - Monday, 18th September 2006 There are 17 across clues and 16 down clues for the The Guardian Quiptic crossword on Monday, 18th September 2006. View the answers below.. Also try..All The Guardian Quiptic AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: For a change Andrew gets the GuardianWARDENAAcross 4: Colour's a standard political symbolRED FLAGAAcross 9: Alan's and Tim's rough charmsTALISMANSAAcross 10: Alcohol initially banned at danceRUMBAAAcross 11: Chap finally tripped, jumping the barrierHEDGEAAcross 12: Yet Archer managed to display perfidyTREACHERYAAcross 13: Fail to keep appointment with comedianSTAND-UPAAcross 13: Fail to keep appointment with comedianSTANDUPAAcross 15: Game played in netsTENNISAAcross 17: Wounded, runs away frightenedSCAREDAAcross 19: Stabbed the Queen's son first, then jumpedPLUNGEDAAcross 22: Letters from/to realist philosopherARISTOTLEAAcross 24: Additional charge is made for this in sex tradeEXTRAAAcross 26: Dark spiritSHADEAAcross 27: Perhaps Hilary's after simple, affordable HP dealEASYTERMSAAcross 28: Continuing, to a smaller extent, after deathENDLESSAAcross 29: Raved about Saatchi's fourth commercialADVERTDDown 1: Observes crew members on dutyWATCHESDDown 2: Decided sport came firstRULEDDDown 3: Cockney saying he has the contractEASTENDERDDown 4: Peers (Liberal and Conservative) ultimately detest fringe partyRESPECTDDown 5: In Ecuador, I could see classical style of architectureDORICDDown 6: Heavy industry in North AmericaLUMBERINGDDown 7: German woman's nameGLADYSDDown 8: West Coast city first to produce excellent computerLAPTOPDDown 14: Arab child worked for EnglishmanARCHIBALDDDown 16: Last two pieces of tuna and sauteed flounders made one sickNAUSEATEDDDown 18: Hesitates to introduce princess to the Royal SocietyDITHERSDDown 19: Like to be asleep, perhapsPLEASEDDown 20: The opposite of quick, ready and determinedDEAD SETDDown 21: Zoroastrian priest's a king of seerPARSEEDDown 23: Article about that placeTHEREDDown 25: Trees cut shortTERSE