| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| GIRL | Lass | |
| YOUNG LADY | Lass (5,4) | |
| CUTIE | Sweet lass | |
| SENORITA | Spanish lass | |
| DANCINGGIRL | Chorus lass | |
| BONNY | Pretty (lass) | |
| LAD | ... and lass | |
| WHITING-MOP | A fair lass. | |
| SALES | Eastern lass reorganised sell-outs | |
| CRASSLY | Foolishly made lass cry | |
| ALAS | A lass spoke sadly | |
| HASSLE | Harass lass he upset | |
| LASSLORN | Forsaken by a lass. | |
| LACERATE | Cut made lass orate loudly | |
| LAG | Delay return of American lass | |
| LASSIE | A young girl; a lass. | |
| COLLEEN | Celtic lass left Lee in scam | |
| SALESMAN | Mean lass puts off commercial traveller | |
| EMISSARIES | Delegates point to lass with sign | |
| TRULL | A girl; a wench; a lass. | |
| BONNILASS | A "bonny lass"; a beautiful girl. | |
| GLASSFUL | How much drink could nearly make big lass full? | |
| ALASKAN | Overheard a lass. Can be an Inuit, for instance? | |
| SALSA | Sort of a lass with taste for spicy Mexican? | |
| SHEPHERDESS | A woman who tends sheep; hence, a rural lass. | |