| DODGEM | A small electric car in a fairground amusement park (6) |
| MAGNETO | A small electric generator used to provide the spark in an internal-combustion engine |
| THRILL | Removing, for instance, the grill, you get a little electric shock (6) |
| HOOPLA | Ring the French for fairground amusement (6) |
| FERRIS | G.W.G., 19c American engineer who designed a fairground attraction (6) |
| DYNAMO | Small electric generator (6) |
| SPARKS | Small electric discharge |
| HELTERSKELTER | Go head over heels in a fairground ride (6-7) |
| RIDE | A hack on a horse; a journey on a bike or a motorcycle; a bridleway or other rural path; or, a fairground attraction such as a rollercoaster (4) |
| COCONUT | Hard palm fruit, targeted in a fairground shy (7) |
| BIGWHEEL | Important person in a fairground attraction (3,5) |
| ROUNDABOUT | More or less what you'd expect to see in a fairground (10) |
| LED | Guided by a little electric light |
| EMINI | (x)of little electric car during the day (5) |
| SALLY | Girls' name meaning "princess" that is linked by association with a bell-rope, a dummy, a fairground/pub game, a figure of fun, a quip, a sortie and Worzel Gummidge's mischievous and somewhat vain cou |
| TUNNELOFLOVE | Fairground amusement - level on fount (anag) (6,2,4) |
| AMUSEMENT | A pleasant feeling of hilarity, mirth or the ludicrous; a beguiling object; an attraction such as a fairground ride or a penny arcade pinball machine; or, idle time-wasting (9) |
| SWITCHBACK | Fish boy initially got in a bag - a fairground attraction |
| COCONUTSHY | A fairground sideshow in which balls are thrown at fruit in shells (7,3) |
| RIDES | Fairground amusements in the Hebrides (5) |
