| 20 answers for: Del Trotter, say, very, very overweight? (4,3) |
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| RANK | ANSWER | CLUE |
| WIDEBOY | Del Trotter, say, very, very overweight? (4,3) |
| OBESE | Very very overweight |
| OSSICLE | Very large small implement, bone and say very (7) |
| OBESITY | Condition of being very overweight (7) |
| SUBSIDE | Very overweight |
| FAUVIST | Matisse, say, very interested at first in Goethe's work |
| MAESTRO | Rattle, say, very nearly storms out without a note |
| ABYSMAL | Diced lamb, say - very bad! (7) |
| BOULDER | A stone overweight? (7) |
| WINDBAG | Bore who talks a great deal and says very little |
| COBOL | Language be, say, very good, some say, outside (5) |
| GASTRICBANDING | Surgical procedure undertaken by the very overweight (7,7) |
| FAT | That woman has left dad very overweight |
| LUGE | Large, commonly very overweight, one goes downhill fast (4) |
| ASSWEETASANUT | Like sugar from Brazil, say, very satisfactory |
| WAFFLE | Talk but say very little! (6) |
| PLUPERFECT | Had been, say, very well done (10) |
| VOWELLESS | Like gypsy rhythms, say, very old, and singular: film director's captivated |
| ILLEGITIMATE | Wrong, say, very familiar but having no name? |
| FLUFFY | Hairy fly buzzing round you, say, very loudly (6) |
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