| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| LEASED | Let out | |
| RENTED | Let out | |
| EMIT | Let out (shriek) | |
| EMITTED | Let out (shriek) | |
| TATTLE | Let out secrets | |
| LEAFLET | Circular flea let out | |
| DEFLATE | Let air out of | |
| RELEASE | Let out of prison | |
| LOOSENED | Dissolute Ned was let out | |
| TAP | Let fluid out through spigot | |
| OUTLET | To let out; to emit. | |
| EXTRAVENATE | Let out of the veins. | |
| NETTLE | Let ten out, just to irritate | |
| BASTILLE | Let’s bail out famous French prison | |
| RELEASED | Let out again when granted freedom | |
| TUNNELS | Nuns let out in underground passages | |
| EXTOL | Let ox out to pay tribute | |
| ATHLETE | Jumper, for instance, let heat out | |
| ENSLAVEMENT | Men let Evans out from captivity | |
| ELTON | No let-out for flamboyant piano player | |
| REPLETE | Let peer out when stuffed with food | |
| LEASE | At heart, pleased to be let out | |
| USE | Refuse to let the umpire out for practice | |
| GLOBETROTTER | Robert got let out to be a tourist | |
| BATTLE | Creature of the night let out for war | |