| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| EXIT | Depart | |
| GO | Depart | |
| GOAWAY | Depart! | |
| LEAVE | Depart | |
| GO AWAY | Depart! (2,4) | |
| DECAMP | Depart quickly | |
| DEPARTED | Of Depart | |
| DEPARTING | Of Depart | |
| DEVIATE | Depart from an established course | |
| ABSCOND | Depart to avoid legal action | |
| WALK | To move off; to depart. | |
| SLOPE | To depart; to disappear suddenly. | |
| AVAUNT | To depart; to move away. | |
| DEPART | To leave; to depart from. | |
| DIMISSION | Leave to depart; a dismissing. | |
| DIEGO | Diminish and depart like soccer’s Maradona | |
| DORMANT | Dorm ain’t sleeping after I depart | |
| GOULASH | Depart, you! Whip up a stew | |
| RUN | To steal off; to depart secretly. | |
| BEGONE | Go away; depart; get you gone. | |
| VAMOSE | To depart quickly; to depart from. | |
| LETS GO | Arranges release so why don’t we depart? | |
| GODUTCH | Depart from Amsterdam but pay for yourself | |
| OFF | Away; begone; -- a command to depart. | |
| WAG | To go; to depart; to pack oft. | |