| FOOD | Word that can follow fast or fish |
| START | It may follow "fast" or "false" |
| EMULATE | Follow fast runner, behind (7) |
| LENTANEAR | Listened, with answer to follow fast approaching? |
| SLIPSTREAM | Follow fast-moving vehicle as priests lam out (10) |
| LENTO | Borodin's second follows fast tempo (5) |
| EASTERSUNDAY | Movable feast follows fast (6,6) |
| GIG | Word for a fancy whim, flighty girl or whipping-top originally, later a fast or light thing, such as an elegant sporty one-horse carriage; a machine for raising the nap on cloth; or, a narrow boat for |
| ADHERENCE | A bond, union or state of sticking fast; or, attachment/commitment to a cause, belief, party or person (9) |
| RAN | Was fast... or wasn't fast |
| ASLEEP | Word after fast or sound |
| LANE | Word after fast or memory |
| MOTOR | Around end of Lent, make fast or move fast (5) |
| PRESTO | Fast or at once / (music) in fast tempo |
| BOLTING | Going fast, or making fast (7) |
| STOPPER | A bung, cork, plug or other sealing thing; a nautical rope for making something fast; or, a goalie (7) |
| BOLT | Run really fast (or the last name of a really fast runner) |
| EAT | Break fast or breakfast |
| SOOTH | Starter for "fast" or "sayer" |
| PINNED | Held fast or prevented from moving (6) |
