| MERRYGOROUND | Ride or cycle in tight skirt (5-2-5) |
| STINGY | Tight skirt, with invitation -- guy observing limits (6) |
| TENSE | Tight skirt finally seen after adjustment |
| BIKE | An engine- or human-powered two-wheeler for a spin or ride; or, a rarely used word for a bee's nest or hive (4) |
| BURN | To overdo the toast or singe a hole in one's moneyed pocket; or, a very fast drive, ride or run (4) |
| PEDAL | Cycle in traffic, I'd say (5) |
| INCLEMENCY | Cycle in unhappily, going round blokes in poor weather conditions |
| JELLYBABY | Sweet jar bottomless, holding breadbasket on cycle in reserve (5,4) |
| SHADE | Suggestion to cycle in hell (5) |
| COVERTLY | Cycle in public and in private (8) |
| CORNWALL | County where a Lejog or Jogle long-distance ride or ultra run commences or ends (8) |
| AMUSEMENT | A pleasant feeling of hilarity, mirth or the ludicrous; a beguiling object; an attraction such as a fairground ride or a penny arcade pinball machine; or, idle time-wasting (9) |
| ANNUALS | Almanacs, gift-books, keepsakes, Rupert Bear hardbacks or other periodicals published once yearly; or, cornflowers, dahlias and zinnias, for example, that complete their life cycles in one growing sea |
| AROUND | A cycle in the neighbourhood (6) |
| REM | Cycle in one's sleep |
| ERRING | Losing way, missed start of Wagner cycle in Bayreuth |
| MISTINESS | Poor guides do this appalling cycle in fog (9) |
| VOCALISE | Keep Ring Cycle in case for singing exercise (8) |
| ANNUAL | A plant that completes its life cycle in less than one year (6) |
| BIKINI | Unfinished cycle in central Pacific atomic site (6) |
