| TSP | More than a dash, briefly |
| BRUSQUE | Dash briefly in B&Q, uncle's outside being surly (7) |
| RUN | A dash, gallop or sprint forth; a trickle of paint or spread of dye; a series of unravelled stitches forming a ladder; a journey; a chicken coop; a ski trail; or, the migration of salmon (3) |
| BOLT | Word for an arrow originally, later a jagged flash of lightning with a simultaneous crash of thunder; a roll of cloth; a dash; or, a pin for a nut (4) |
| RULE | A thin printed line; a dash; a measuring-stick; a monarch's period of sovereignty; or, a regulation (4) |
| YN | - A dash longer than a hyphen and shorter an em- dash |
| SCRAMBLE | A clamber/climb on hands and feet; an emergency take-off by a fighter plane; a dash or tussle for what can be had; or, a motocross rally (8) |
| SPEED | Dash ... or a reading from a dash |
| TEASE | Guy more than once needing to make a dash for it, reportedly |
| NOISETTE | Hybrid of the China rose and the musk rose; a chocolate made with hazelnuts; a medallion of lamb; or, an espresso with a dash of milk (8) |
| SPRINT | A footrace over a short distance with an all-out or nearly all-out burst of speed, the chief distances being 100, 200, and 400 metres and 100, 220, and 440 yards. Also called a dash. (6) |
| STREAK | Cut of meat infused with a dash of rum; a dash, barely (6) |
| AUTO | A factory worker might make a dash for it |
| TROT | It's between a walk and a dash |
| ABOLTFROMTHEBLUE | A dash by a Cambridge sprinter that's unexpected |
| SMARTER | A dash more sage? |
| RUNTO | Make a dash for, as a base |
| RACEAHEAD | Dash past in a dash |
| HYPHENATE | Add a dash of hype, then a diversion (9) |
| RIESLING | Wine and a dash of rum that is added to a cocktail (8) |
