| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| TRANSACTION | Dealing | |
| SELLING | Dealing | |
| AMBIDEXTERITY | Double-dealing. | |
| FRAUD | Insider dealing | |
| TRAFFICKING | Dealing illegally | |
| DISCOURSE | Dealing; transaction. | |
| TRADE | Dealing in goods | |
| DOLE | Distribution; dealing; apportionment. | |
| EVENHANDED | Dealing fairly with all | |
| MANAGEMENT | Business dealing; negotiation; arrangement. | |
| INCANTATORY | Dealing by enchantment; magical. | |
| DISTRIBUTING | That distributes; dealing out. | |
| MOTIONLESS | Still dealing with lost monies | |
| ROMANTIC | Of or dealing with love | |
| ALIGNED | Brought into line for dealing corruptly | |
| NEUROLOGIST | He’s an expert in dealing with nerves | |
| SITCOM | Kind of programme cost I’m dealing with | |
| RECOURSE | Remedy for dealing with a difficult situation | |
| SALADDRESSING | Sons and lovers initially dealing with mayonnaise | |
| PSYCHIATRY | Branch of medicine dealing with mental disorders | |
| GERIATRICS | Branch of medicine dealing with the very elderly | |
| HUCKSTERAGE | The business of a huckster; small dealing; peddling. | |
| TRIGONOMETRY | Mathematics dealing with the sides and angles of triangles | |
| STOPGAP | A temporary way of dealing with a problem or need | |
| UNDERDEALING | Crafty, unfair, or underhand dealing; unfair practice; trickery. | |