| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| OVERCROWDED | Over-occupied | |
| BUSIED | Occupied | |
| INHABITED | Occupied | |
| BUSY | Occupied | |
| CRUCIFIX | Occupied cross | |
| SAT | Occupied seat | |
| FILLED | Occupied completely | |
| CONVERSANT | Concerned; occupied. | |
| CARJACKING | Stealing occupied auto | |
| RULED | Occupied the throne | |
| REIGNED | Occupied the throne | |
| ENGAGED | Busy or occupied | |
| FULLOF | Occupied or engrossed with | |
| IMMERSED | Deeply occupied; engrossed; entangled. | |
| COLONY | Territory occupied by the nation | |
| DEDUCT | Take off from the position occupied | |
| REMOVE | Take off from the position occupied | |
| SHOCK | To be occupied with making shocks. | |
| THRONG | Thronged; crowded; also, much occupied; busy. | |
| CLUBHOUSE | A house occupied by a club. | |
| BELLETRISTICAL | Occupied with, or pertaining to, belles-lettres. | |
| ENTERTAINED | Occupied with bewildered deer in a tent | |
| UNINHABITED | Not occupied, and dreadfully behind at uni | |
| PASSING TIME | Keeping occupied getting through US news magazine | |
| PLENARTY | The state of a benefice when occupied. | |