| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| COMBINE | Put together | |
| COBBLED | Put (together) roughly | |
| RECONSTRUCT | Put together again | |
| ROUGHANDREADY | Crudely put together | |
| FRAME | To put together | |
| REASSEMBLE | Put back together | |
| CLAP | Put one's hands together | |
| ASSEMBLED | Brought or put together | |
| FORMULATE | Put together (a plan) | |
| POOL | Put together game involving cues | |
| COMPILE | Put together into one book | |
| MINGLE | To put together; to join. | |
| NOVELISTS | Writers put together defective oven inventories | |
| MAKEDO | Manage to put together social event | |
| TISSUE | Tea edition put together as thin paper | |
| SUBMARINE | Who put article masthead together? Not us! | |
| WELL-SET | Well put together; having symmetry of parts. | |
| TADPOLE | Small amount Rod put together for young croaker | |
| ROLLERSKATE | Curlers Winslet put together to glide on wheels | |
| BADINAGE | Put together it's bad, in age of raillery | |
| CACHE | A hoard each can start to put together | |
| APPLAUD | Put your hands together to confuse a pup, lad | |
| SORT | To conjoin; to put together in distribution; to class. | |
| INCONDITE | Badly put together; inartificial; rude; unpolished; irregular. | |
| MASSPRODUCED | Church service brought out and put together in large volumes | |