|  | ATHISWITSEND | He can't take any more stress - to a man, it's similar to 12 across (2,3,4,3) | 
|  | HARP | Stress to a fault, with "on" | 
|  | OVEREMPHASIZE | Stress to a fault | 
|  | TEATOWEL | Drink from a small city has no finish - to the Spanish it's similar to 12 across (3,5) | 
|  | KLEPTOMANIAC | He can't take it or leave it! (12) | 
|  | NURTURES | Brings up return of routine work, ends in more stress (8) | 
|  | CONCEAL | It's similar to 12 across, but don't tell anyone I told you that (7) | 
|  | BADLOSER | Sober lad goes wild - he can't take defeat (3,5) | 
|  | MATERIALIST | He can't take his mind off things (11) | 
|  | WITCHINGHOUR | Woman desiring hot love affair wants a man - it's midnight (8,4) | 
|  | BELLYFUL | Ringer to turn into mad fly - I can't take any more! (8) | 
|  | MAKEITSTOP | Made mistake getting revolutionary drug - I can't take any more | 
|  | FULL | When the moon is round one can't take any more (4) | 
|  | FULLOFONESELF | Is this what happens when you go into your shell - you can't take any more Pride? (4,2,7) | 
|  | REPLETE | Traveller meeting obstacle at end of ride, unable to take any more | 
|  | FULLTIMER | Unable to take any more, send up one who's permanently in office? | 
|  | SATURATED | Despondent about you in France, stuck with tariff and unable to take any more (9) | 
|  | BEAR | When a ___ hibernates, it falls into a state called "torpor" (It's similar to a deep 7A) | 
|  | ABRIM | Sailor on edge, unable to take any more (5) | 
|  | SATED | Unable to take any more of the day-boy (5) |