| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| DAMN | Censure | |
| CONDEMN | Censure | |
| CRITICISE | Censure | |
| REPROOF | Censure | |
| CONDEMNATION | Censure | |
| CASTIGATE | Censure severely | |
| OPPROBRIUM | Scathing censure | |
| TAX | Charge; censure. | |
| CENSURED | Of Censure | |
| CENSURING | Of Censure | |
| REFLEXIVE | Implying censure. | |
| DECRY | Censure as worthless | |
| REFLECTION | Censure; reproach cast. | |
| INCULPATION | Blame; censure; crimination. | |
| DISCOMMENDATION | Blame; censure; reproach. | |
| DISAPPROVE | Be full of censure | |
| CENSORIAL | Full of censure; censorious. | |
| CHALLENGE | To censure; to blame. | |
| SYNDICATE | To judge; to censure. | |
| REPREHENSION | Reproof; censure; blame; disapproval. | |
| EXAGITATE | To satirize; to censure severely. | |
| REPROVABLE | Worthy of reproof or censure. | |
| DISAPPROVAL | Disapprobation; dislike; censure; adverse judgment. | |
| CARP | To find fault with; to censure. | |
| MOMUS | The god of mockery and censure. | |