| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| HORRIBLE | Dreadful | |
| TERRIBLE | Dreadful | |
| TRAGIC | Dreadful | |
| ATROCIOUS | Dreadful | |
| ABOMINABLE | Dreadful | |
| HORRID | Dreadful | |
| DIRE | Dreadful | |
| FRIGHTENING | Dreadful | |
| DREADLY | Dreadful. | |
| GODAWFUL | Extremely dreadful | |
| NEWSREADER | �Dreadful war,” sneered anchorman | |
| RAVAGE | Plunder a grave? Dreadful! | |
| ABYSMAL | Some wallaby’s maladjusted? Dreadful! | |
| DEARN | Secret; lonely; solitary; dreadful. | |
| GHASTLY | Horrible; shocking; dreadful; hideous. | |
| LORD | Lady’s man in dreadful ordeal | |
| BURGLE | Rob is a dreadful bugler | |
| GARDENS | Dreadful dangers in flower beds | |
| DREADFULLY | In a dreadful manner; terribly. | |
| DREADFULNESS | The quality of being dreadful. | |
| SLOTH | This lot has shown dreadful laziness | |
| LAWFUL | Telco centre dreadful but quite legal | |
| ISLE | Man, for example, writes dreadful lies | |
| SHOCKING | Sing about German wine? That’s dreadful! | |
| MIDNIGHT | Twelve create dreadful din in May | |