| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| REINED | Checked | |
| MARKED | Checked off | |
| TICKED | Checked off | |
| REGISTERED | Checked in | |
| REINSPECTED | Checked again | |
| VETTED | Checked over | |
| MEASURED | Checked the length | |
| HOUNDSTOOTH | Checked fabric pattern | |
| GINGHAM | Checked cotton fabric | |
| EDITED | Checked and corrected | |
| BATED | Club gets journalist checked | |
| MADESURE | A shade more? Spooner checked | |
| RESTRAINED | Relaxed about showers getting checked | |
| TARTAN | Rattan woven into checked material | |
| ITEM | Thing checked at the supermarket | |
| TRIED | Checked out and had a go | |
| PLAID | Checked what's worn with a kilt | |
| CASED | First checked around site, envisaging duplicity | |
| CHICKENFEED | Checked fine for tampering with trifling amount | |
| CHECKLESS | That can not be checked or restrained. | |
| UNCHECKABLE | Not capable of being checked or stopped. | |
| SHAKEN | Cracked or checked; split. See Shake, n., 2. | |
| CALAMANCO | A glossy woolen stuff, plain, striped, or checked. | |
| PULLICATE | A kind of checked cotton or silk handkerchief. | |
| PACED | Established speed to start program and checked each driver | |