| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| GRADUAL | Continuous | |
| FLUX | Continuous change | |
| PROCESS | Continuous action | |
| ACHE | Continuous dull pain | |
| DIN | Loud continuous noise | |
| BARRAGE | Heavy continuous gunfire | |
| EXPANSE | Wide continuous area | |
| SEAMLESS | Continuous Or Flowing | |
| THRID | Thread; continuous line. | |
| SYNOCHUS | A continuous fever. | |
| STREAM | Continuous flow of liquid | |
| STRETCH | Continuous extent of length | |
| SPACE | A continuous, unoccupied area | |
| ACCRESCENCE | Continuous growth; an accretion. | |
| HEADACHE | Continuous Pain In The Head | |
| CHIDE | A continuous noise or murmur. | |
| DISCONTINUOUS | Not continuous; interrupted; broken off. | |
| NONSTOP | Continuous pontoons lose duck in confusion | |
| RUNNINGBATTLE | Organising skirmish is a continuous struggle | |
| CONTINUOUSLY | In a continuous maner; without interruption. | |
| CANNONADE | Can an aide demand continuous artillery fire? | |
| HUM | Continuous murmur in a hive of activity? | |
| COGITATE | To engage in continuous thought; to think. | |
| UNBROKEN | Not broken; continuous; unsubdued; as, an unbroken colt. | |
| CICADA | A large insect that produces a high continuous sound | |