| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| ATTITUDE | Pose | |
| SIT | Pose | |
| SIMULATE | Pose as | |
| PRETEND | Pose as | |
| STANCE | Batsman’s pose | |
| ASK | Pose (question) | |
| IMPERSONATE | Pose as | |
| POSED | Of Pose | |
| POSING | Of Pose | |
| PURPORT | Pose as, pretend | |
| POZE | See 5th Pose. | |
| ACT | Factor for detached pose | |
| LOTUS | Yoga pose in autopilot ... useful! | |
| COMPOSER | Characters in “rom-com pose” revolted writer | |
| PERSONALISED | Made individual islander pose in disguise | |
| AESOP | Fable writer with a retrospective pose | |
| POSINGLY | So as to pose or puzzle. | |
| AMUSES | Assume new pose which makes everyone laugh | |
| ARABESQUE | Be a square! Spoil a ballet pose | |
| LOTUSPOSITION | Lily is on site displaying yoga pose | |
| POSTOFFICEBOX | Mail cubicle could pose toffees, Spock’s claimed | |
| PROPOSED | Put forward first half of products containing pose | |
| SITAR | Pose in front of Central Park with Indian guitar | |
| ATTITUDINIZE | To assume affected attitudes; to strike an attitude; to pose. | |
| STUDENTS | They are learning to pose nude in two ways, first forward, then backwards | |