| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| DISPARAGE | Insult | |
| OFFEND | Insult | |
| ABUSE | Insult | |
| SLIGHT | Insult | |
| AFFRONT | Insult | |
| SLUR | Mumble insult | |
| BLASPHEME | Insult God | |
| SNUB | Social insult | |
| PUTDOWN | An insult | |
| INSULTED | Of Insult | |
| INSOLENCE | To insult. | |
| INSULTING | Of Insult | |
| ULTRA | Partially insult radical | |
| INSULTMENT | Insolent treatment; insult. | |
| FLOUT | A mock; an insult. | |
| TREASON | Insult to monarch or state | |
| ULTIMATUM | Some insult! I’m a tumbling deadline! | |
| BARB | Insult that is lost on Barbie | |
| EAT DIRT | Accept insult without complaining about rat diet | |
| BARBECUE | Insult sweetheart on cue in backyard event | |
| STUDIED | Premeditated; planned; designed; as, a studied insult. | |
| TRAMPLE | Fig.: To treat with contempt and insult. | |
| FRUMP | To insult; to flout; to mock; to snub. | |
| WHOOP | To insult with shouts; to chase with derision. | |
| SULTAN | It's too much to insult a nornadic Turkish ruler | |