| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| NOTABLE | Distinguished | |
| NOTED | Distinguished | |
| PRESTIGIOUS | Distinguished | |
| ILLUSTRIOUS | Distinguished | |
| GREAT | Distinguished | |
| EMINENT | Distinguished | |
| NAMED | Distinguished | |
| NOBLE | Distinguished | |
| VIP | Distinguished visitor | |
| OFNOTE | Distinguished or famous | |
| ILLUSTRATE | Illustrated; distinguished; illustrious. | |
| DEMISE | Death of distinguished person | |
| CELEBRATED | Having celebrity; distinguished; renowned. | |
| CONTRADISTINCT | Distinguished by opposite qualities. | |
| DISTINGUISHEDLY | In a distinguished manner. | |
| STATESMEN | US soldiers become distinguished politicians | |
| UNPEDIGREED | Not distinguished by a pedigree. | |
| DISTINGUISHABLY | So as to be distinguished. | |
| DISCRIMINATED | Distinguished man I discredit is upset | |
| FINFISH | True fish, as distinguished from shellfish. | |
| MAESTRO | Omar set to become a distinguished conductor | |
| ARBOR | A tree, as distinguished from a shrub. | |
| COLOR | Any hue distinguished from white or black. | |
| ARIOSE | Characterized by melody, as distinguished from harmony. | |
| SECULAR | A layman, as distinguished from a clergyman. | |