| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| OBTUSE | Blunt | |
| BALD | Blunt (facts) | |
| PLAIN TRUTH | Blunt (facts) | |
| REBUFF | Blunt rejection | |
| SUBTLE | Not blunt | |
| BRICKBAT | Blunt criticism | |
| DULLS | Becomes blunt | |
| CLUB | Blunt weapon | |
| COSH | Blunt weapon | |
| CUDGEL | Blunt weapon | |
| ABATE | To blunt. | |
| BLUNTED | Of Blunt | |
| BLUNTING | Of Blunt | |
| BLUNTISH | Somewhat blunt. | |
| POINTLESS | Blunt though ineffectual | |
| EMILY | ... Blunt, actress | |
| FOIL | Blunt-edged fencing sword | |
| BODKIN | Large blunt needle | |
| TACTLESS | Blunt about last sect | |
| CURT | Cobain said to be blunt | |
| RUDE | Cobain said to be blunt | |
| BLUNDERS | Extremely blunt lenders make mistakes | |
| STYLE | A kind of blunt-pointed surgical instrument. | |
| STUB | A pen with a short, blunt nib. | |
| UNEDGE | To deprive of the edge; to blunt. | |