| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| ORELSE | Otherwise | |
| ELSE | Otherwise | |
| OTHER | Otherwise. | |
| ELSEWISE | Otherwise. | |
| BUSY | Otherwise engaged | |
| AKA | Otherwise called | |
| REGRET | Wish otherwise | |
| OTHERWAYS | See Otherwise. | |
| ORE | Metal? Heard otherwise | |
| CHOOSE | To do otherwise. | |
| MANOR | Husband otherwise gets estate | |
| MOTTO | Saying otherwise to Tom | |
| ELISE | Otherwise, Elsie, I am going | |
| MR HYDE | Rhymed, modified for Dr Jekyll otherwise | |
| MRHYDE | Rhymed, modified for Dr Jekyll otherwise | |
| QUITTERS | They abandon leave to rest otherwise | |
| MERELY | Not otherwise than; simply; barely; only. | |
| DYEDINTHEWOOL | Changed colour on sheep but unchanged otherwise | |
| UNITABLE | Capable of union by growth or otherwise. | |
| GELATINIZE | To coat, or otherwise treat, with gelatin. | |
| DIFFERENTLY | Otherwise, model felt friend should have final say | |
| OREGANO | Cooking leaves otherwise, for example, a negative answer | |
| CONSUMABLE | Intended for eating, drinking or being otherwise used | |
| GARB | A sheaf of grain (wheat, unless otherwise specified). | |
| EXTENSE | Outreaching; expansive; extended, superficially or otherwise. | |