| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| REBUKE | Lecture | |
| AUDITORIUMS | Lecture halls | |
| PEPTALK | Rallying lecture | |
| NOTES | Lecture jottings | |
| HARANGUE | Lecture loudly | |
| SERMON | Preachers lecture | |
| LYCEUM | Lecture hall | |
| LECTURED | Of Lecture | |
| LECTURING | Of Lecture | |
| COURSES | Runs lecture programmes | |
| CLASS | Lesson or lecture | |
| TIRADE | Lecture from agitated tradie | |
| REPLACEMENT | Substitute’s uncovered lecture place mentioned | |
| PRELECT | To discourse publicly; to lecture. | |
| RE-ELECT | Con rm choice of free lecture segment | |
| DIALECT | Local language used for media lecture | |
| EARN | Deserve to learn without first lecture | |
| LESSON | A severe lecture; reproof; rebuke; warning. | |
| LECTURE | To deliver a lecture or lectures. | |
| READING | A lecture or prelection; public recital. | |
| EARFUL | Careful! Dancing topless leads to a lecture | |
| ADDRESS | Give a lecture on where one lives | |
| BELECTURE | To vex with lectures; to lecture frequently. | |
| HARANGUING | Delivering lecture harshly at first, then arguing about article | |
| TURBULENCE | Disjointed lecture about bun is not what a nervous flyer needs | |