| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| AMISS | Faulty | |
| DEFECTIVE | Faulty | |
| MALFUNCTION | Become faulty | |
| PLAYEDUP | Was faulty | |
| MISJUDGMENTS | Faulty decisions | |
| MISCUE | Faulty pool shot | |
| PECCANT | Wrong; defective; faulty. | |
| BLAMEFUL | Faulty; meriting blame. | |
| PAS | Step into faulty spa | |
| MISHIT | Faulty shot or stroke | |
| FAULTILY | In a faulty manner. | |
| MALNUTRITION | Faulty or imperfect nutrition. | |
| REPAIRMAN | One who services faulty appliances | |
| UNTENSILS | US lets in faulty kitchen implements | |
| DEBUNK | Expose faulty base of French bed | |
| GREASING | Lubricating faulty gears in original generator | |
| FAULTINESS | Quality or state of being faulty. | |
| TURNS A DEAF EAR | Refuses to listen but rotates a faulty listener | |
| ABANDONED | Faulty one-armed bandit, having no merit, was discarded | |
| TURNSADEAFEAR | Refuses to listen but rotates a faulty listener | |
| SPLITSECOND | Rip faulty article in no time at all | |
| FLAWY | Full of flaws or cracks; broken; defective; faulty. | |
| FILAMENT | Fine line for end of prayer in faulty lift | |
| VICIOUS | Characterized by vice or defects; defective; faulty; imperfect. | |
| BLAMABLE | Deserving of censure; faulty; culpable; reprehensible; censurable; blameworthy. | |