| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| EARL | Lord | |
| PEER | Lord | |
| GOD | Lord | |
| LIEGE | Lord | |
| LAIRD | Scottish lord | |
| LORDED | Of Lord | |
| LORDING | Of Lord | |
| BYRON | Poet, Lord ... | |
| TITLE | Sir or Lord | |
| EUCHARIST | The Lord’s Supper | |
| PATERNOSTER | Lord’s prayer (Lat) | |
| ALAN | Lord Sugar, entrepreneur | |
| LORDKIN | A little lord. | |
| LABRADOR | Dog upset Arab lord | |
| ISLAND | Lord Howe or Rhode | |
| TRAFALGAR | Lord Nelson's notable victory | |
| TENNYSON | Poet, Alfred Lord ___ | |
| SEIGNIORIZE | To lord it over. | |
| ARISTOCRAT | Lord! Maybe it’s a carrot! | |
| DEPLORED | Regretted it sounded deep, Lord | |
| LAURENCEOLIVIER | English actor and lifetime Lord | |
| WHO | TV time lord: Doctor — | |
| OUR | The Lord’s Prayer, ___ Father | |
| BELORD | To act the lord over. | |
| LORDLING | A little or insignificant lord. | |