| GREASY | Like a fry-up? (6) |
| TROUTFARM | Business scaling fry up? (5,4) |
| RASHER | A bit of a fry up is not so wise (6) |
| HASHBROWNS | Parts of a fry-up breakfast (4,6) |
| DISH | A fry-up, mixed grill, roast, salad, saute, stew or other quantity of prepared food; or, strictly, the plate-like vessel on which any said course is served ready for eating (4) |
| PUTREFY | Go off to serve tea without a fry-up (7) |
| EGG | It's served with bacon in a fry-up at Roy's Rolls in Coronation Street or Kathy's cafe in Eastenders (3) |
| BREAKFAST | What aggressive snooker players do for a fry-up perhaps (9) |
| SALMON | Known during its life cycle as a fry, smolt or parr, a fish sometimes smoked in peat, sweet gale, heather or juniper (6) |
| PURIFY | Make clear there's a fantastic fry-up about one (6) |
| GEORGE | Foreman, serving up part of fry-up, consumes some more (6) |
| SALUTE | Take one's hat off to a head of lettuce in the middle of fry up (6) |
| FRUMPY | Dowdy head of Maths tucking into dubious fry-up (6) |
| NOMAYO | Directive to a fry cook |
| PUZZLE | Marathon fry-up, or refined style of barber-shop? (4-4,7) |
| COLONY | Marathon fry-up, or refined style of barber-shop? (4-4,7) |
| DESERT | Marathon fry-up, or refined style of barber-shop? (4-4,7) |
| ISLAND | Marathon fry-up, or refined style of barber-shop? (4-4,7) |
| JONGUN | Marathon fry-up, or refined style of barber-shop? (4-4,7) |
| ANDMEN | Marathon fry-up, or refined style of barber-shop? (4-4,7) |
