| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| WREST | Grab | |
| SNATCH | Grab | |
| RAILS | Grab bars | |
| TAKEOVER | Power grab | |
| COUP | Power grab | |
| SEIZURE | Quick grab | |
| GRABBED | Of Grab | |
| GRABBING | Of Grab | |
| GARB | Grab new dress | |
| RAMRAID | Car smash-and grab | |
| CATCH | Grab hold of stick | |
| SCRAG | Grab by the neck | |
| ABBOT | Clergyman to grab bottom piece | |
| GABS | Gossips grab boss, oddly enough | |
| ABHOR | Hate having to grab horse’s bit | |
| KIP | Grab a nap in Helsinki pub | |
| ABACUS | Grab a customer holding Chinese calculator | |
| SNAG | Snare, net and grab to start with | |
| INEVITABLE | Certain engineers invite Abe to grab trainee | |
| RABBI | Look inside, grab binoculars to see Torah teacher | |
| RABBITS | When gang leader leaves, grab bits of cottontails | |
| MISSEDTHEBOAT | Failed to grab a chance to travel, at the docks | |
| SAG | Foremost smash and grab had a sink in the middle | |
| PATAMAR | A vessel resembling a grab, used in the coasting trade of Bombay and Ceylon. | |
| GRAPPLE | An instrument, usually with hinged claws, for seizing and holding fast to an object; a grab. | |