| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| YIELD | Harvest | |
| CROP | Harvest | |
| REAP | Harvest | |
| BUMPERCROP | Abundant harvest | |
| LOG | Harvest (forest) | |
| HARVESTED | Of Harvest | |
| HARVESTING | Of Harvest | |
| RIPE | Fit for harvest | |
| RIPER | Nearer to harvest-ready | |
| CATCH | Fishing fleet’s harvest | |
| GLEAN | Search after harvest | |
| REAPS | Gathers as a harvest | |
| SHEAVE | Gathers as a harvest | |
| FOISON | Rich harvest; plenty; abundance. | |
| REAPED | Pa Reed brought in harvest | |
| COA | Used to harvest agave cactus | |
| REAPPEARED | Harvest fruit? Ed showed up again | |
| AUTUMN | The harvest or fruits of autumn. | |
| HARVESTLESS | Without harvest; lacking in crops; barren. | |
| TOREAPART | Pulled to pieces violently, to harvest paintings | |
| REAPPLY | Submit request again for harvest wool thickness | |
| IN | To inclose; to take in; to harvest. | |
| STARVE | Youth finally abandons poor harvest to die from hunger | |
| AFTERCROP | A second crop or harvest in the same year. | |
| VINDEMIAL | Of or pertaining to a vintage, or grape harvest. | |