Across
Hitched a ride with Mr. Clumsy (7)
Parties holding back numerous energetic folk (7)
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Reverse of MANY in DOS (parties)
Backing screw for round handle (4)
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Reverse of BONK (slang for “have sex with”, as is “screw”)
Positive new sign found in cure – remarkable (10)
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P[ositive] + N OMEN in HEAL
As stated, releases stoppage (6)
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Homophone of “frees”
Cash-crop estate needs to separate discarded fruit (8)
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PLANTATION (a cash-crop estate) less T and O “separately”
Prepare for business session about returning deposit before operation (3,2,4)
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Reverse of PUT (deposit) in SESH (slangy version of session) + OP
Scrap outside trendy nightclub (5)
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IN (trendy) in JOT (a scrap)
Wife cuts bay tree (5)
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W in ROAN
A transgression, initially shunning one and all, shows stupidity (9)
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A SIN + INITIALLY less I and ALL
Poison pirate on waves (8)
Ruin sailors picked up behind bar (6)
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BAN (to bar) + JAX (homophone of “jacks”)
Zest displayed by running along clutching sword, having earlier crushed resistance (6,4)
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R and EPEE in ALONG*
Complaint as green card partly withdrawn (4)
As has been noted, I don't like these 5 sports (7)
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Anagram of DYNAMOS (answer at 5ac), and “I don’t like Mondays” is a song by the Boomtown Rats, so the fact has been “noted”, i.e. made into music
Gallant American doctor contains problematic situation (7)
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MIRE in A DR
Down
Cockney is not on English course (7)
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AIN’T (is not, in cockney and other dialects) + RE (on) + E[nglish]. Aintree is a racecourse in Liverpool, famous for being the venue for the Grand National
Government accepting British currency abroad (5)
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B in RULE
Former media state (7)
Long-lost article on country farmer? (6)
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YE (old-style “the”) + OMAN
Perhaps setter's gonna tune out (5,4)
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(GONNA TUNE)* – an agent noun is one that describes a person performing an action, often using the suffix ‑er on a verb, as in setter
Stellar group welcomes Alternative Technology lecture (7)
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AT in ORION
Again, covered heel protrudes improperly (13)
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(HEEL PROTRUDES)*
Plain girl one boy stood up – and another (9)
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Three names: UNA + reverse of ROD + NED
Mostly head around salt lake (7)
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TAR (sailor, salt) in ONIO[n] (head)
Stole book in middle of excellent day (7)
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B in NOBLE + D – nobble can mean “to get hold of, esp. dishonestly”
Apprentice, one on the railways? (7)
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A train-ee might be someone who has been put on a train, so on the railways
Drunk, heartless, is internally suffering (6)
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IS in ME[r]RY
Name abstainers – following one, a particular mess (5)
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N + AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) + F 1 – the Naafi is (or was) a military canteen or mess
Type letters or click words in the clue