| ENJOYABLE | Permit to welcome delight or fun (9) |
| FELICITY | From the Latin meaning "happy", a feeling of delight or joy; a blessing; or, aptness or elegance of one's choice of words or expression (8) |
| SPORT | A shortening of an old word for entertainment or fun that is used to describe a physical activity with set rules, such as polo, rugby or tennis (5) |
| QUADS | Roller boots with four wheels; sets of four babies, born at the same births; spacers in letterpress printing; 4WD or 4 x 4 motorbikes for farming or fun; or, rectangular courtyards (5) |
| UNCOMFORTABLE | To be calm or fun is strange and awkward (13) |
| IMAM | From "leader", a mosque's prayer guide, with a legendary example said to have fainted, swooned or "bayildi" from either delight or the cost of a flavourful dish of stuffed baked aubergines (4) |
| SWEETS | Word for beloveds, darlings or dears; bonbons, candies, confects, sticky puddings, sugarplums and the like; cordials or wines flavoured with syrup; or, the delights or pleasures of something, such as |
| REGALE | Give delight or amusement to (6) |
| MAKEONESTOESCURL | Perform digital operation to cause somebody delight or embarrassment? |
| PLEASE | To delight or satisfy (6) |
| REGALES | Gives delight or amusement to (7) |
| PACT | From "deed, exploit", word for an idle tale first, later a joke or witticism; a taunt; an object of derision; or, fun (4) |
| CORFU | Some find magic or fun on a Greek island (5) |
| KICK | Bit of excitement or fun, but it can hurt (4) |
| STER | Ending for pun or fun |
| BAND | Foo Fighters or fun., e.g. |
| FEST | Suffix with beer or fun |
| CHOW | Word followed by "mein" or "fun" |
| UNFORGOTTEN | ITV drama or fun oddly acquired in the USA? (11) |
| EUTERPE | Muse of flute playing, lyric poetry and music whose name means 'to delight' or 'well pleasing' |
