Across
One's depressed so one will stay in bed a little longer! (6,6)
Not for good, but as regularly, arriving at island (7)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
ANTI (not for) + G (good) + {b}U{t} A{s} (regularly)
Say nothing about a Book Club day (7)
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SH (say nothing) around A + B (book) + BAT (club) I somehow got it in my head that this was going to be SAY + O, or something like that, and thought there might be some English version of the Spanish SABADO!
Single keen on encounter (3,4)
Vessel, one making gradual progress on way back (7)
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EDGER (one making gradual progress) on RD (way) reversed
Judgement, substantial, was cut short (5)
Cow's advance, just losing way by entrance to field? (9)
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SUB (advance) + JUST – ST (way) + GATE (entrance to field?) Didn’t know SUB = ‘advance’ but Chambers has ‘to lend money’.
Attack on PC maybe not originally viewed without interest (9)
Retiring perhaps as exam failed first time is a shocker! (5)
Where documents kept neat after what's done initially badly (4,3)
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OX (neat) after DEED (what’s done) + first letter (initially) of BADLY
School run avoiding centre was better (7)
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GAM (school) + BLEED (run) without the middle letter (avoiding centre)
Some lean back to front, getting in danger (7)
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RISKING (getting in danger) with the last letter moved to front Didn’t know this one, so thanks to the wordplay!
Top goalkeeping feat — recalled ducking (7)
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NO. 1 (top) + SAVE (goalkeeping feat) reversed
Son experiencing criticism that's got dad foaming at the mouth? (7-5)
Down
Protested "alien" material man-made (7)
With small body, old WWI soldier needs trimmed dress fabric (7)
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ORG (small body) + ANZAC (old WWI soldier) without the last letter (needs trimmed dress) As opposed to a new WWI soldier. This is the best I can manage for the wordplay. Let me know if you can do better.
Awfully lazy soul injecting energy with passion (9)
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anagram (awfully) of LAZY SOUL around (injecting) E (energy)
Established old penny not made of precious metal? (5)
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BASE (not made of precious metal?) D (old penny)
Players frozen here: cricketer turning blue, we hear? (7)
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BAT (cricketer) reversed (turning) + homophone (we hear) of LOW (blue)
Scrapping a goal — it's a pain (7)
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anagram (scrapping) of A GOAL IT An earache.
Remedy we find in our best friend's coat? (4,2,3,3)
Tough negotiations where punches exchanged? (5,7)
Be greedy, after ordering seconds, but not all at once (2,7)
Marcher is hoping demos are entertaining (7)
Arrest and fine upset very old writer (7)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
NAB (arrest) + OK (fine) + V (very) O (old) reversed (upset)
Daughter fleeing as mouse circles vessel in part of kitchen (7)
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D (daughter) removed from (fleeing) TIMID (as mouse) around (circles) PAN (vessel)
Small deer to annoy castaway (7)
Gas: current, presumably, rising (5)
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NON-EX (current, presumably) reversed (rising) My only biff, and thankfully, as the wordplay was quite tricky!
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