| GERRYRAFFERTY | At sea, ferry has great fry for Paisley star (5,8) |
| MYTHS | General word for ancient Greek legends, such as those retold in a book by Stephen Fry, for example (5) |
| MEMES | Surprised Pikachu and Futurama Fry, for two |
| STIR | Word linking with "fry" for a dish of vegetables and other ingredients cooked quickly in a wok (4) |
| FOOTPASSENGER | Person taking ferry has to pay for document in French and German |
| STAGEPRESENCE | Put together gift, in short, observing edgy colleague has great charisma |
| SHREDDEDWHEAT | Grain that has great definition? |
| AISLE | Part of church for Paisley off-limits (5) |
| FULTONMACKAY | Craftily outflank, carrying raincoat, to happy ending for Paisley actor (6,6) |
| FOYER | A ferry has no right to circle this part of the Opera House |
| WAFER | How a ferry has on board a thin index (5) |
| EYEDUP | Assessed vision for Paisley party (4,2) |
| SUBEDIT | Come-and-go of sea ferry, recalled to do daily duty? |
| TRIANGLE | Soap opera of the 1980s set on board a North Sea ferry (8) |
| OSTEND | North Sea ferry post near the French border (variant spelling) (6) |
| TAY | Kuwait sea ferry terminals make sixth 7Dn 220n 28Ac (3) |
| BUDDIES | Nickname for Paisley folk (7) |
| PIPE | Has great expectations for engineering channel for water (4) |
| PUPPET | Sooty, for example, has great initial affection for Sweep, perhaps (5,6) |
| GLOVE | Sooty, for example, has great initial affection for Sweep, perhaps (5,6) |
