| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| TAP | Lid | |
| COVER | Lid | |
| TOP | Lid | |
| KOHL | Eye-lid darkener | |
| OPEN | Take lid off | |
| EYELASH | Facial lid hair | |
| TIGHTEN | Screw (lid) securely | |
| TIGHTENS | Screws (lid) securely | |
| UNCAP | Remove a lid | |
| ROLLTOP | Trollop smashed desk lid | |
| SPLENDID | Wonderful lid, spend wildly | |
| LIDDED | Covered with a lid. | |
| TAKESCOVER | Removes lid and seeks shelter | |
| OPENED | Removed the fastenings, lid, etc. | |
| COVERCLE | A small cover; a lid. | |
| RECOVER | Put lid back on for rally | |
| SWINGBIN | Rubbish holder with a hinged lid | |
| OPERCULUM | The lid of a pitcherform leaf. | |
| CRASH HELMET | See reckless tiller and French skid lid | |
| POTLID | The lid or cover of a pot. | |
| RECAP | To sum up: put lid on bottle again | |
| OPERCULIFORM | Having the form of a lid or cover. | |
| AUTOCLAVE | A kind of French stewpan with a steam-tight lid. | |
| DAFFODIL | Flower visible when District Attorney takes lid off the wrong way | |
| SCUTTLE | An opening in the roof of a house, with a lid. | |