| SCALLYWAG | Informal word for a scamp or rascal (9) |
| RASCAL | A scamp or a scallywag hides (6) |
| SCRIBBLER | Informal word for a hack, journo, pen-pusher or other writer; part of a wool-carding machine; or, Canadian dialect for a jotter or a notebook (9) |
| BRAT | Dialect for an apron, child's pinafore or an overall; US word for a type of German sausage; or, a young rascal, scamp or tyke (4) |
| YOURASCAL | "Such a scamp!" |
| EYEOPENER | Informal word for a startling revelation; something that provides a sudden insight; or, a drink or "heart starter" taken in the morning (3-6) |
| BLOWER | An informal word for a braggart, a speaking tube, a telephone or a whale; or, a device for producing a blast of air, such as a fan (6) |
| ONER | Informal word for a big lie; a conker that has won a single match; an expert; a heavy blow; a quid, old £1 note or £100; or, a unique or extraordinary person or thing (4) |
| STAND | Song title for R.E.M. or Rascal Flatts |
| RAGAMUFFIN | How could such a scamp tease a hot tea-cake! (10) |
| ROGUE | A scamp and a ne'er-dowell, good at heart (5) |
| RIPOFF | Cheat or rascal getting away with it? (3,3) |
| SCAMP | Rogue or rascal (5) |
| FLUTTER | An informal word for a modest bet; a toss of a coin; or, a movement of a flag or a bird/butterfly's wings (7) |
| CHUTE | A rapid or waterfall; a slide into a swimming-pool; a log flume; or, an informal word for a canopy providing air resistance during a jump (5) |
| FISH | A flat piece of bone as a counter in a game; an informal word for a torpedo; or, an ichthys or one of a pair of piscis represented in the constellation or zodiacal water sign Pisces (4) |
| RASCALLY | Acting like a scamp |
| VAGABOND | Very small ruler confronting spy is a scamp (8) |
| CAMPS | Lives temporarily with a scamp (5) |
| IMPOVERISH | Inside like a scamp gone bankrupt (10) |
