| ATALANTA | In Greek mythology, a fierce huntress and swift runner (8) |
| ANTELOPE | Stake money on canter for swift runner (8) |
| GALLOPER | Lop large pieces for a swift runner |
| METEORIC | Sudden and swift (8) |
| IPADAPPS | FaceTime and Swift Playgrounds, e.g. |
| ALSATIAN | Almost everyone protested in a way about a fierce dog (8) |
| OUTGLARE | Win a fierce-looking contest abroad with dazzling display (8) |
| TARTARIC | Acid description of a fierce fellow, I see (8) |
| SPITFIRE | Polish partner gets criticism, metaphorically, for a fierce temper (8) |
| DINGDONG | A fierce argument or fight (4,4) |
| FALCON | This bird is a diurnal bird of prey characterized by long, pointed wings and swift, powerful flight. These birds are also used in an ancient sport. In Richard II (act 1, scene 3), Henry Bolingbroke sa |
| ROE | Swift runner third in original Marathon, we hear |
| HARSH | Coarse one leaves like a swift runner (5) |
| CADET | Model name used by both Vauxhall and Swift in the 1930s (5) |
| GAZELLE | Swift runner, zebra left eagle confused |
| SELLSHORT | Hawk and swift put down? (4,5) |
| FAST | Free agents rejected Greene and Swift (4) |
| GREYHOUND | Tall slender and swift dog often used for racing (9) |
| RULES | Unchanging regulations for rigorous and swift reigns (4,3,4,5) |
| HARDANDFAST | Unchanging regulations for rigorous and swift reigns (4,3,4,5) |
