| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| CONSULT | Discuss | |
| KICKABOUT | Discuss informally | |
| NEGOTIATE | Discuss terms | |
| DISCUSSED | Of Discuss | |
| DISCUSSING | Of Discuss | |
| TOUCHON | Discuss briefly (5,2) | |
| SWARMS | Crowds discuss final heats | |
| SECTS | Religious groups discuss sex! | |
| DEBATE | Discuss or argue about | |
| SPUTE | To dispute; to discuss. | |
| DISCEPT | To debate; to discuss. | |
| EVENTILATE | To discuss; to ventilate. | |
| ARGUMENTIZE | To argue or discuss. | |
| EXPOSTULATE | To discuss; to examine. | |
| ELEMENT | Ella meant to discuss particle | |
| SINAI | Sign I discuss for Egyptian peninsula | |
| SYNOD | Council convened to discuss church business | |
| SCENTS | It makes sense to discuss fragrances | |
| DISSERT | To discourse or dispute; to discuss. | |
| ISLE | I’ll discuss what’s fair in knitting patterns | |
| MEETS | Comes across to discuss pork and beef | |
| OVERAGITATE | To agitate or discuss beyond what is expedient. | |
| SHORTEST | Taking the least amount of time to discuss positive assessment | |
| DISCUSSIVE | Able or tending to discuss or disperse tumors or coagulated matter. | |
| BOLT | To discuss or argue privately, and for practice, as cases at law. | |