| TACIT | Understood that many secondary pupils start progressively (5) |
| PREPSCHOOL | Private institution for pre- secondary pupils (4,6) |
| PATHS | Tracks pupil's start at high school (5) |
| SCHOLARS | Pupils start to sing jazzy chorals |
| LUCID | Easily understood that Dulcie was endlessly muddled (5) |
| PACER | The FitnessGram ___ Test is a multistage aerobic-capacity test that progressively gets more difficult as it continues. The 20-meter ___ test will begin in 30 seconds. Line up at the start. The running |
| BULGE | Boy cut all gorging, ankles progressively swelling (5) |
| TAPER | Become progressively smaller at one end (5) |
| GIRTH | Waistline progressively got big during festive lunch (5) |
| STEPS | A ladder with support for such as are taken progressively (5) |
| GETON | Be progressively friendly (3,2) |
| IMPLICIT | It's understood that naughty child?s legitimate (8) |
| GATHERED | Understood that place is in range |
| INFO | A message received and understood that reduces the recipient's uncertainty. |
| REALISED | Clearly understood that one had made a profit from the investment (8) |
| GROWER | A cultivator/producer of flowers, fruits, vegetables or other crop; a song or album that becomes progressively more likeable; or, a plant that blooms or burgeons in a specified way (6) |
| THERM | Heat unit to show agent your 30-across, progressively (5) |
| DRAWNIN | Portray female author as progressively involved (5,2) |
| DECADE | Period of years that became progressively worse, they say (6) |
| FLARED | Describing trousers that widen progressively towards the bottom (6) |
