| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| QUOTE | Cite | |
| ADDUCE | Cite | |
| CITED | Of Cite | |
| CITING | Of Cite | |
| MISCITE | To cite erroneously. | |
| MEDICATIONS | Hacked domains cite drugs | |
| CRITICIZES | Cite crisis over pans | |
| CRITICISES | Cite crisis over pans | |
| SIGHT | Cite speech on vision | |
| ACCITE | To cite; to summon. | |
| SOMPNE | To summon; to cite. | |
| TRICERATOPS | Parrots cite violent raptor’s peer | |
| FOREALLEGE | To allege or cite before. | |
| QUOTA | Told to cite a prescribed quantity | |
| EYESIGHT | Say I cite ability to see | |
| NAMENAMES | Cite people so as to blame | |
| EMETIC | Return to cite me? That's nauseatirg | |
| SITE | Cite in report: “This is the place” | |
| CARB | Sources cite reflux as bad sign of cancer | |
| ABDICATE | Cite a bad design and resign from office | |
| EXCERPT | To select; to extract; to cite; to quote. | |
| AVOUCH | To appeal to; to cite or claim as authority. | |
| FICTIONALISES | Writes a book about uncommon snail ... cite if so | |
| MISSTATE | Cite wrong information to young lady in front of gallery | |
| TEXTUAL | Familiar with texts or authorities so as to cite them accurately. | |