| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| RUN | Flee | |
| DECAMP | Flee | |
| ESCAPE | Flee | |
| LAM | Flee, colloquially | |
| SKEDADDLE | Flee, colloquially | |
| FLED | Of Flee | |
| FLEEING | Of Flee | |
| STAMPEDE | Flee in panic | |
| ELOPE | Flee to wed | |
| ABSCOND | Flee from justice | |
| LEECH | Flee chiselling parasite inside | |
| TAKETO | Flee, ... the hills | |
| FLEECE | Flee Church of England swindle | |
| FLY | Flee local yob at first | |
| ESCAPADE | Flee taking notice of caper | |
| SULTANA | Last two to flee sultanate with fruit | |
| EAGLE | Even characters from Penang flee mountain predator | |
| EMIGRE | Refugee forced to flee for political reasons | |
| MALEVOLENCE | I flee from male violence and ill will | |
| REFLEX | It’s an involuntary response to flee Rex, according to Spooner | |
| START | To cause to move suddenly; to disturb suddenly; to startle; to alarm; to rouse; to cause to flee or fly; as, the hounds started a fox. | |