| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| ASSIGNMENT | Project | |
| THROW | Project | |
| SIDELINING | Shelving (project) | |
| LAUNCH | Commence project | |
| GOER | Viable project | |
| THESIS | University project | |
| OVERHANG | Project over | |
| PROJECTED | Of Project | |
| PROJECTING | Of Project | |
| TENDERED | Bid (for project) | |
| EXTRAPOLATE | Project or estimate | |
| DESIGN | Plan or project | |
| JUTTY | To project beyond. | |
| EDEN | ... Project, Cornish attraction | |
| NEST | Building project for cranes | |
| POET | Odd project for a bard | |
| SNAP | To project with a snap. | |
| JETTY | To jut out; to project. | |
| FILLIP | To snap; to project quickly. | |
| VENTURECAPITAL | Money used for a risky project | |
| PROJECT | To form a project; to scheme. | |
| OVERWHELM | To project or impend over threateningly. | |
| COLLABORATE | Work jointly on an activity or project | |
| STARE | To stand out; to project; to bristle. | |
| STROUT | To swell; to puff out; to project. | |