| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| ODD | Curious | |
| INQUISITIVE | Curious | |
| NOSY | Curious | |
| INTRIGUE | Make curious | |
| AGOG | Highly curious | |
| EXOTICA | Remarkable curious | |
| OBSERVER | Curious passer-by | |
| NOSIER | More curious | |
| STRANGER | More curious | |
| ODDER | More curious | |
| ODDMENT | Curious remainder | |
| OVERCURIOUS | Too curious. | |
| OBSERVERS | Curious passers by | |
| PRY | Curious inspection; impertinent peeping. | |
| CURIOUSLY | In a curious manner. | |
| INCURIOUSLY | In an curious manner. | |
| SUPERCURIOUS | Excessively curious or inquisitive. | |
| CAT | Fatally curious Dr Seuss character | |
| SIDLE | Creep furtively using curious slide | |
| SINGULARITY | Anything singular, rare, or curious. | |
| NOSEGAY | Curious about extraordinary age of posy | |
| PANDORA | Perilously curious woman of Greek myth | |
| EXQUISITIVE | Eager to discover or learn; curious. | |
| BENJAMIN | The Curious Case Of _ Button, film | |
| NOSIEST | Most curious that it’s noisiest when I leave | |