| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| READ OUT | Announce | |
| DECLARE | Announce | |
| NAME | Announce (successor) | |
| PROMULGATE | Announce publicly | |
| HERALD | Announce publicly | |
| ANNOUNCED | Of Announce | |
| ANNOUNCING | Of Announce | |
| ANNUNCIATE | To announce. | |
| HIRE | Announce higher rent | |
| PROCLAIM | State or announce | |
| PREANNOUNCE | To announce beforehand. | |
| SIGHS | Announce size of distress signs | |
| TUTU | Two to announce dance wear | |
| NONE | Every second, announce there’s nothing left | |
| ASSIGNMENT | A sign meant to announce project | |
| TELEGRAPH | To convey or announce by telegraph. | |
| TELEPHONE | To convey or announce by telephone. | |
| ENTERPRISES | Go in to announce prizes for businesses | |
| HELSINKI | Announce hell’s inky city in northern Europe | |
| SENTENCE | To decree or announce as a sentence. | |
| PREDECLARE | To declare or announce beforehand; to preannounce. | |
| ALBANIA | Final ban I announce includes Eastern European country | |
| PLACARD | To announce by placards; as, to placard a sale. | |
| FREMANTLE | Announce no charge on cloak where Perth’s doctor comes from? | |
| INDICT | To appoint publicly or by authority; to proclaim or announce. | |