| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| CONFESSED | Admitted | |
| ENTRY | Admitted, allowed | |
| INAUGURATED | Admitted to office | |
| CONCEDED | Admitted defeat in | |
| HOSPITALISED | Admitted for treatment | |
| HOSPITALIZED | Admitted for treatment | |
| NATURALISED | Admitted to citizenship | |
| TRITE | Contritely admitted being banal | |
| NONADMISSION | Failure to be admitted. | |
| JAVELIN | Jan admitted destroying live missile | |
| LETIN | The French can be admitted | |
| ECLAT | Alec later admitted stunning success | |
| NOR | Neither partner admitted to snoring | |
| OWNED | Admitted; dominated - in slang | |
| AVOWED | Openly acknowledged or declared; admitted. | |
| EXTRA | Alex tragically admitted more than usual | |
| FREE | Without charge; as, children admitted free. | |
| INMATE | Admitted as a dweller; resident; internal. | |
| RECEPTARY | Generally or popularly admitted or received. | |
| STOIC | �An extraordinary cost,” I admitted without emotion | |
| EDENIZED | Admitted to a state of paradisaic happiness. | |
| INEXACT | I next admitted account was not quite accurate | |
| DEFAME | Back in the system, a federalist admitted libel | |
| DENIZEN | One admitted to residence in a foreign country. | |
| PENITENTIARY | That part of a church to which penitents were admitted. | |