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| 3. | Indigestible part of vegetable intake. Cellulose in 'brief'. (5) |
| 4. | Small but essential part of the diet, A to K. 'Vain mist' cleared up. |
| 6. | Rear exit of the digestive system. Where 'a sun' don't shine. (4) |
| 8. | Gland that produces gastric juices. 'Scrape an' answer up. (8) |
| 9. | Latter part of the large intestine. 'So blew' out of these. (6) |
| 11. | Another word for the rear exit. 'Rip stench' out of here. (9) |
| 13. | Biological catalyst such as amylase, trypsin or lipase. 'My zen E' might be ordered. (6) |
| 16. | Cane sugar. 'So cures' prepared. (7) |
| 17. | Is there a 'viler' organ in the body than this source of bile. (5) |
| 19. | Sort of juices produced in the pancreas that contain enzymes. 'Cast rig' out. (7) |
| 23. | Process of physical and chemical breakdown of ingested food. 'Tides go in' out. (9) |
| 25. | Last part of the large intestine. 'Met cur' in this region. (6) |
| 27. | Bag of acid at the end of the oesophagus. 'So match' churned all about. (7) |
| 29. | Sum total of all the processes going on in the body. 'Meat boils' in the mix. (10) |
| 30. | Some of what we ingest for energy and nutrients. 'Doof' do over. (4) |
| 31. | Sweet components of some foods, could be sucrose. 'As rugs' mix up. (6) |
| 33. | Pairs of these produce a liquid containing amylase that stops dry mouth syndrome. 'Glassy and viral' all around. (8,6) (2 Words) |
| 34. | An enzyme which breaks starch down into simpler sugars. 'A measly' portion mixed up. (7) |
| 35. | Rhythmic gut contractions that push food through. Adjust 'stripe sails' to find this one. (11) |
| 38. | What we eat and drink. 'Edit' the 'tide' perhaps. (4) |
| 39. | Proteins are made of these. 'Said no mica' involved. (5,5) (2 Words) |