The Telegraph - CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO: 2,384 - Jun 17 2007

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'What is fat, nowadays?' I put the question to ADIPOSE
A bum-boat? TRAMP
A pedestrian role? WALKINGONPART
About again OVER
Are irritating. Refuse to play SCRATCH
Biting right into the tart ACRID
Characteristic of, you fancy LIKE
Enjoyment a record-breaking athlete had? GREATTIME
Face pain with boldness PANACHE
Figure it out myself: are cheats TWOTIME
Flap and you waken up STIR
Going off, then, to pack the vase ONTHETURN
Grows, once one looks after EXTENDS
Happening as one's travelling by GOINGON
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Head for the greengrocer's BEAN
I have the sun going round the earth! SOIL
Money made selling loincloths to the naked? MODESTFORTUNE
On which the new footballer is tested? PROVINGGROUND
Part of a map found in the wardrobe CAPE
Proper pronunciation of 'sojourned' STAID
She's game TIGRESS
She's not the girl's best friend RUBY
Something your foot got stuck in? GUMBOOT
Soon be annoyed by going in to work regularly PRESENTLY
Strikes one an instant after, it's funny SLAPSTICK
When there's an R in the month, lady MARY
Whence came a stream of words? BABBLINGBROOK
Yes man! ROGER