| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| DWINDLE | Diminish | |
| DECREASE | Diminish | |
| LESSEN | Diminish | |
| ABATE | Diminish | |
| DETRACT | Diminish | |
| BELITTLE | Disparage, diminish | |
| MINORATE | To diminish. | |
| DIMINISHED | Of Diminish | |
| DISAUGMENT | To diminish. | |
| DIMINISHING | Of Diminish | |
| PETER | Diminish, ... out | |
| TAPER | Diminish, ... off | |
| MINIMIZERS | Those who diminish | |
| DIMINUTIVE | Tending to diminish. | |
| REDIMINISH | To diminish again. | |
| DEDUCT | To reduce; to diminish. | |
| IMBASE | To diminish in value. | |
| MINISH | To diminish; to lessen. | |
| RABBATE | To abate or diminish. | |
| DIMINISHINGLY | In a manner to diminish. | |
| DIEGO | Diminish and depart like soccer’s Maradona | |
| FALL | To diminish; to lessen or lower. | |
| DECLINE | To cause to decrease or diminish. | |
| DRAUGHT | To diminish or exhaust by drawing. | |
| MINI | Car could diminish when dish is detached | |