| BLAND | Lacking a kick |
| FOOTER | A walker; a Scots word for a fiddle or potter about; an informal name for soccer; a kick of the ball in said game; or, type/text at the bottom of a page, in contrast to the header, at the top (6) |
| BOOT | With "to", a phrase meaning "as well, in addition"; a buskin, wellington or other shoe that covers part of the leg; a kick; or, a vehicle's "trunk" (4) |
| SCOOT | A dash, scud, scuttle, slip or squirt, or a zip on a kick-powered ride, but all in all, it is a quick and sudden glide (5) |
| PENALTY | In association football a ... kick is a direct free kick taken 12 yards from the goal (7) |
| CINNAMON | A ___ stick gives cider a kick (and makes a handy stirrer, too) |
| HALFWAY | Teams usually opt for a scrum on - - - if the opposition kick the ball straight out at a kick-off (7) |
| SHOT | A kick in a ball game (4) |
| HACK | A kick from a horse |
| WHISKEYINAGLASS | It's a shot with a kick |
| RECOIL | It concerns a twist and a kick |
| AFFRONT | A loud style of writing about reading leads to a kick in the teeth (7) |
| ROOTBEER | Spooner has to offer a kick up the backside to get a drink in North America (4,4) |
| PENALTYAREA | Spotted place to get a kick out of a trip? |
| LEITMOTIF | A theme to lift me - I need a kick |
| PUNT | Take a kick in a flat-bottomed boat |
| REFLEXTEST | What a doctor gets a kick out of? |
| TAKEAPUNT | Hazard a guess and get a kick out of it? (4,1,4) |
| HOTSAUCE | You might get a kick out of this at a restaurant |
| TANG | Brand with the onetime slogan "It's a kick in a glass!" |
