| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| TRAILBLAZER | Pioneer | |
| SETTLER | Pioneer | |
| TRENDSETTER | Style pioneer | |
| GALILEO | Telescope pioneer | |
| PIONER | A pioneer. | |
| PIONEERED | Of Pioneer | |
| PIONEERING | Of Pioneer | |
| LEAD | Be a pioneer | |
| SETTLE | Be a pioneer | |
| PRETENTIOUS | Ostentatious pioneer tuts around | |
| INNOVATOR | Pioneer in Star Hill | |
| NIGHTINGALE | Nursing pioneer, Florence ... | |
| RUSE | Pioneer farmer: James ... | |
| ISAAC | Shorthand pioneer, Sir ... Pitman | |
| MARCONI | Spoil exotic coin of radio pioneer | |
| INEPT | Every second, Pioneer Pat is clumsy | |
| EXPLORER | Former spouse with PR role became pioneer | |
| PASTEUR | Microbiology pioneer has to stick with heart cure | |
| LUMIERE | Pioneer movie family are a shining light in France | |
| SCORPIO | Some mollusc or pioneer born towards the end of the year | |
| PIONEER | To go before, and prepare or open a way for; to act as pioneer. | |
| TENDERFOOT | A delicate person; one not inured to the hardship and rudeness of pioneer life. | |