| REVELRY | Fun a cleric can maybe rely on |
| PREBENDARY | Cleric can bend prayer around |
| ORDERLY | Well-organised ring road to maybe rely on (7) |
| HOSTELRY | Large number maybe rely on drinking place (8) |
| QUIZ | Word of nonsense from Dublin according to legend, used to describe a test of knowledge for fun, a monocle on a stick, a bandalore or a hoax (4) |
| 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 |
| UNHEARDOF | Naughty fun a oh dear! a shocking? (7-2) |
| PURCHASE | With a bit of change in her purse, mum can maybe get a bargain (8) |
| ALPO | Dinner in a can, maybe |
| OIL | Drops out of a can, maybe (3) |
| TOSS | Throw into a trash can, maybe |
| SKI | Flat fun: A cross country ___ trip proves that you don't need snowy slopes to have a great time |
| NADIR | 'Bottom' fun, a director admits (5) |
| UNFIT | Being so spoils the fun a little bit |
| UNDUE | Inappropriate fun a drug user has in prime positions (5) |
| ERAL | Ending that makes fun a sad event? |
| REVEL | Just for fun, a woman stands between the two sides |
| AMATEUR | Playing for fun, a pal you’re texting |
| TIMEFLIES | Period with insects, when you're having fun a¦ ? (4,5) |
| MANACLE | Handcuff a chap to take him out of the can, maybe (7) |
