| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| OPPOSITE | Contrary | |
| OPPOSING | Contrary | |
| CANTANKEROUS | Disagreeable, contrary | |
| CONTRARIES | Of Contrary | |
| OBSTRUCTIVE | Contrary (in attitude) | |
| CONTRADICT | Assert the contrary | |
| ILLEGAL | Contrary to law | |
| ILLEGALLY | Contrary to law | |
| INVERSE | Contrary in position | |
| REVERSE | Contrary in position | |
| CROSSGRAINED | Perverse; untractable; contrary. | |
| COUNTERNATURAL | Contrary to nature. | |
| UNKINDLY | Unnatural; contrary to nature. | |
| ANTIPHYSICAL | Contrary to nature; unnatural. | |
| CATAPHYSICAL | Unnatural; contrary to nature. | |
| UNLAWFUL | Not lawful; contrary to law. | |
| ANTIPODES | Anything exactly opposite or contrary. | |
| SUBCONTRARY | Contrary in an inferior degree. | |
| ANTIPARALLEL | Running in a contrary direction. | |
| CONTRARIWISE | In a contrary order; conversely. | |
| COMPENSATE | Rectify contrary stance about experimental poem | |
| PERVERSE | Contrary way to pay piecework poet | |
| UNSPOILT | No tulips ruined? On the contrary | |
| ABSONANT | Discordant; contrary; -- opposed to consonant. | |
| ANTIPATHIC | Belonging to antipathy; opposite; contrary; allopathic. | |