| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| EDUCATED | Learned | |
| ERUDITE | Learned | |
| LERED | Learned. | |
| TOMES | Learned books | |
| ACADEMIC | Professor learned | |
| SAGES | Learned people | |
| SEMINAR | Learned discussion | |
| SAVANT | Learned person | |
| LESSON | Something learned | |
| LITERATES | Learned persons | |
| THESIS | Learned writing | |
| TREATISE | Learned writing | |
| SCHOLAR | Learned person | |
| SCOLAR | Learned person | |
| BOOKMAN | Learned person | |
| OVERLEARNED | Too learned. | |
| HALF-LEARNED | Imperfectly learned. | |
| INKHORN | Learned; pedantic; affected. | |
| CLERGIAL | Learned; erudite; clerical. | |
| DEEP-READ | Profoundly book- learned. | |
| CLERGY | Learning; also, a learned profession. | |
| MOROSHOP | A philosophical or learned fool. | |
| WISEACRE | A learned or wise man. | |
| LEARNABLE | Such as can be learned. | |
| LITERATOR | A learned person; a literatus. | |