| SPREE | Grasp reels of it just for a frolic (5) |
| CAPER | A bit of speed in a car can be a frolic (5) |
| OSCAR | Academy Award statuette in the form of a knight standing on a reel of film (5) |
| OXLIP | Bit of beastly cheek, just for a meadow flower? (5) |
| SPOOL | Curls up with a reel of film (5) |
| ANTIC | Can it broadcast a frolic? (5) |
| SIGHT | See just for a second, maybe? (5) |
| SPOOF | Start spending money just for a lark (5) |
| PRANK | A frolic round the park with national leader (5) |
| ADHOC | Formed just for a single purpose |
| TRICE | Husband leaves several times, just for a moment |
| BUSTER | Something large or impressive; a destroyer of colds, crimes, dams or gangs, for example; a horse-breaker; a frolic or a roisterer; a US term for a boy; or, a southerly Australian gale (6) |
| GAMBOL | Doctor in prison for a frolic |
| ESCAPADE | Get away about this time for a frolic (8) |
| ROMP | Or back the politician for a frolic (4) |
| FUN | Professional dancers may make their moves in front of an audience, but the rest of us do it just for ___ |
| PERSONALLY | Learns a ploy to make it just for me (10) |
| THECOOKINGOFJOY | "It's worth it just for Ms. Behar's famous lasagna recipe" |
| PLOY | Word for an activity, affair, doings, hobby or pastime with which one is occupied; a frolic for one's amusement; a gambit or tactic in a conversation or game; or, any calculated plan (4) |
| PLEA | "Do it just for me," e.g. |
