| NEWAGE | ____ traveller, one who adopts an itinerant, typically communal lifestyle, rejecting social norms (3,3) |
| POSEUR | One who adopts an affected manner to impress others |
| DROPOUT | Medic on round has sulky look for one rejecting social norms (4,3) |
| NEWAGETRAVELLER | Member of an itinerant group adopting an alternative, communal lifestyle (3-3,9) |
| LILO | 2002 Disney character who adopts an alien and calls him Stitch |
| SHAKER | Member of a practically extinct US offshoot of the Quakers, practising a celibate and communal lifestyle |
| DIETER | One who adopts a restricted food intake in order to lose weight (6) |
| MODERNISER | One who adopts or advocates updated ways, ideas, etc. (10) |
| EMANATE | English associate adopts an issue (7) |
| COOPT | Adopt an idea/policy for one's own use (2-3) |
| TOOTSIE | 1982 Jessica Lange film about an actor who adopts a female identity to get work |
| FLYAWAYHOME | 1996 film about a young girl who adopts a brood of baby Canada geese (3,4,4) |
| STARK | Freya ___, traveller who authored 1951 autobiographical work Beyond Euphrates (5) |
| ROTOVATOR | Absurdity of traveller, one brushed aside machine which turns over |
| TRAVELLER | Might an old Morris suit one of an itinerant people? (9) |
| BEATNIK | Young person in the 50s and 60s who rejected accepted social norms |
| SILASMARNER | Linen-weaver who adopts Eppie in a George Eliot novel |
| GREY | ___ Owl movie starring Pierce Brosnan about a man who adopts Native American culture |
| DADDYWARBUCKS | Billionaire who adopts the title character in Annie: 2 wds. |
| KES | Classic Ken Loach film about a boy who adopts a bird of prey |
