| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| SUCCEED | Achieve | |
| REACH | Achieve | |
| REALISE | Achieve | |
| GET | Achieve | |
| ATTAIN | Achieve | |
| GOFAR | Achieve much | |
| DESTRESS | Achieve calm | |
| ACHIEVED | Of Achieve | |
| ACHIEVING | Of Achieve | |
| SETTHEWORLDONFIRE | Achieve something sensational | |
| ARDUOUS | Difficult to achieve | |
| ACCOMPLISH | Achieve or complete successfully | |
| DRAW A BLANK | Sketch nothing so achieve nothing | |
| GOAL | Encourage Gore to achieve end | |
| TACTICS | Plans to achieve an aim | |
| FACILE | Easy to perform or achieve | |
| DON | Oxford academic to achieve final countdown | |
| REALIZE | Achieve real eyes, so to speak | |
| ENDEAVOUR | Try hard to do or achieve | |
| SUBTERFUGE | Trickery used to achieve a goal | |
| CLEANLINESS | What a good soap hopes to achieve? | |
| OPACITY | Copy it? A new way to achieve nontransparency | |
| RESPECTABLE | Trebles pace in order to achieve a result that’s decent | |
| PROCESS | A particular course of action intended to achieve a result | |
| PROJECT | An individual or collaborative enterprise that is carefully planned to achieve a particular aim | |