| CELLULITE | Lumpy deposits of body fat (9) |
| BLUBBER | Thick layer (10cm) of body fat which allows the walrus to stay warm in cold water |
| POISONING | Toxic condition caused by deposits of metal is active in treated cells of alpine dog (4,9) |
| OLEICACID | Body fat compound |
| SEDIMENTS | Deposits of dregs |
| LODGEMENT | Porter's room intended, say, for deposit of monies (9) |
| OVEREXERT | Flog patent with deposit of English king (9) |
| PITCHLAKE | Largest natural deposit of bitumen in the world, in the coastal town of Le Brea in SW Trinidad (5,4) |
| LETTERBOX | For deposit of mail (6,3) |
| SAFESEATS | A deposit of iron, included in assets, damaged electoral certainties (4,5) |
| ILLHEALTH | Poor physical condition ruined the hill containing a deposit of aluminium (3,6) |
| ESKER | In geology, a winding ridge of stratified sediment formed from the deposits of the meltwater of a retreating glacier (5) |
| LEAD | Toxic condition caused by deposits of metal is active in treated cells of alpine dog (4,9) |
| LIPOSUCTION | Surgical removal of excess body fat (11) |
| LEANNESS | Property of having little body fat |
| LOVEHANDLES | Deposits of excess fat on the waistline (4,7) |
| ORURO | City at the centre of a mining region in Bolivia with rich deposits of copper, gold, silver tin and |
| ELUVIUM | Residual deposits of soil, dust, and sand produced by the action of the wind. (7) |
| SLASK | A region of central Europe rich in deposits of coal and iron ore. |
| FLINT | Hard cryptocrystalline variety of quartz commonly occurring as nodules in deposits of chalk and limestone (5) |
