| ENRAPTURE | Put in ecstasy or make a parent rue the alternative (9) |
| MALINGER | Make a parent hang around to fake illness (8) |
| BACKPEDAL | Slow the bike down or make a Uturn? (4,5) |
| RIGMAROLE | Fix meal or make a fuss (9) |
| UNIVERSAL | Silvan rue -- the widespread strain of pansies! (9) |
| REPRODUCE | Procreate or make a copy (9) |
| ERRONEOUS | I'd sooner rue the outcome than have it remain incorrect |
| ILLUSION | From the Latin meaning "to mock, ridicule or make a sport of", a false idea or belief; a deceptive appearance; a hallucination; or, very fine netting or tulle for veils (8) |
| ROLLS | Motoring and aviation pioneer associated with the figurine known as the Spirit of Ecstasy (or, the W |
| LEMON | Whether to add zing to tea, zest up a meringue pie, clean a window, flavour drizzle cake or make a battery, it is a bright yellow fruit from an evergreen citrus tree (5) |
| CONTRIBUTOR | A person who writes for a newspaper or makes a donation to a cause (11) |
| SWOONING | Entering a state of ecstasy, or unconsciousness (8) |
| RAPTURE | Joyous ecstasy, or a hit for Blondie (7) |
| ERUDITE | Such a learned person will rue the turn of the tide (7) |
| IDLERUMOUR | Rue the oil drum accident in a doubtful story (4,6) |
| SCREECH | To utter or make a harsh, shrill cry or sound. (7) |
| ERROR | Do the wrong thing or make a mistake |
| DETOUR | A long, roundabout route taken to avoid something or make a visit (6) |
| DECIDE | Take a month to get some ideas or make a choice |
| SCANDALISE | View surrealist paintings with ecstasy or shock |
