| ARAINYDAY | Future needy time in city a swift attack always overcomes |
| MIKEDITKA | His football motto is "attack always" |
| BALAKLAVA | Dessert taken in city - a Crimean port (9) |
| YORICK | One comedian's first seen in city - a fellow of infinite jest |
| HITANDRUN | Success ___ also manage a swift attack (3-3-3) |
| RAIDER | One launching a swift attack into enemy territory (6) |
| BLITZES | mounts a swift attack |
| EMETIC | Wasted time in City? That's a sickener (6) |
| SNATCH | A swift act or thing, such as a hasty grab or catch; a kidnapping or theft; a quick bite to eat; a brief spell of exertion, sleep, time etc; a fragment of a song or a talk; or, a quibble (6) |
| PALERMO | Less exciting time in city (7) |
| STATUTELAW | Figure there's time in city with regulation (7,3) |
| EXCUSES | Gives reasons for times in City employments (7) |
| MOSCOW | Majority of cattle docked both times in city (6) |
| FASTBREAK | Swift attack in basketball: 2 wds. |
| UNAFRAID | United supporter recalled swift attack in game |
| RUNNER | A narrow rug; a ski; a smuggler; a swift messenger; a sprinter; a stolon; or, a type of long flat bean (6) |
| RAPID | Swift attack captures leader of pirates |
| RAID | Right assistance for swift attack (4) |
| ATALANTA | In Greek mythology, she is a swift-footed hunter, though she lost a footrace because of the Hesperides' apples. In As You Like It (act 3, scene 2), Jaques says, "You have a nimble wit. I think 'twas m |
| COURSER | A swift charger, steed or warhorse; a runner; a beagler or other hare hunter; a hound, trained for said chase; or, a plover-like bird, adapted for sprinting, rather than flying (7) |
