| TAKEOUTS | Leaderless police surveillance of fast food. (4-4) |
| STAKEOUT | A police surveillance of an area, house or criminal suspect (8) |
| BEADYEYE | Sceptical surveillance of Liam's band (5,3) |
| SANDWICH | Course of fast food (8) |
| TAKEAWAY | Appropriate source of fast food |
| SCOFFING | Making light of fast food consumption (8) |
| PANOPTICON | Prison design that allows surveillance of any inmate at any time |
| OBSERVETHELORD | Maintain surveillance of a feudal manor? |
| ESPIONAGE | Surveillance of wandering sea pigeon |
| NYPD | Amnesty Intl. U.S.A. v. ___ (lawsuit concerning surveillance of some 2020 Black Lives Matter protests) |
| FBI | Org. that has been sued by the ACLU over surveillance of racial justice activists |
| METRICSYSTEM | What, in Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction, is at the centre of a discussion of the names of fast-food burgers |
| CHAINS | Sequences of links, whether in the form of fast food outlets, house buyers and sellers, mountains, necklaces, shackles or strings of sausages (6) |
| SECRETPALATE | Food critic's love of fast food, maybe? |
| CHIPIN | Pay towards piece of fast food at home (4,2) |
| CHIP | College joint supplying piece of fast food (4) |
| GRUB | a?¦where most of fast food repelled slob (4) |
| BURGER | Recall food here essentially, item of fast food (6) |
| DEEPFATFRYER | Tuck's description as stated by main producer of fast food (4,3,5) |
| SNAILLIKE | The antithesis of fast food in France, maybe accompanied by relish (5-4) |
