| SPEEDY | Fast or pacy? |
| QUICKENING | Making it faster or more pacy ? (10) |
| CATALEPSY | Shake-up for least pacy condition? (9) |
| ISPY | Children's game is extremely pacy |
| COPYANDPASTE | Method of transferring text from different notepads, pacy |
| SYNCOPATE | Modify, using pacy notes in new way? |
| CAPYBARA | Frightfully pacy horse pulled up, seeing rodent |
| COPYCAT | Impersonator of pacy characters in bed (7) |
| ICEPATCH | Pacy movement through long road hazard (3,5) |
| CALYPSO | Pacy solo almost fluffed in Caribbean ballad |
| FASTMOVING | Pacy |
| CYST | Growth is pacy, strong, collected (4) |
| FAST | Pacy openers from French and Spanish teams (4) |
| PYLON | Extremely pacy at end of fell running - it may mark a turning point |
| FASTFORWARDS | Looks to the future with pacy attack (4-8) |
| SCRAPEBY | Have just enough in one's locker to beat pacy Serb (6,2) |
| PACIFY | It may appease, if pacy enough to do so (6) |
| ADHERENCE | A bond, union or state of sticking fast; or, attachment/commitment to a cause, belief, party or person (9) |
| GIG | Word for a fancy whim, flighty girl or whipping-top originally, later a fast or light thing, such as an elegant sporty one-horse carriage; a machine for raising the nap on cloth; or, a narrow boat for |
| RAN | Was fast... or wasn't fast |
