| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| HARDLY | Rarely | |
| INFREQUENTLY | Rarely | |
| SELDOM | Rarely | |
| HARDLYEVER | Very rarely | |
| SCARCE | Rarely encountered | |
| SELD | Rarely; seldom. | |
| MANTRA | Informant rarely demonstrates chant | |
| TIARA | Portia rarely used headdress | |
| EXTRA | Text rarely reveals more | |
| ONCEINABLUEMOON | Expression meaning extremely rarely | |
| SELCOUTH | Rarely known; unusual; strange. | |
| SELDSHEWN | Rarely shown or exhibited. | |
| LIRA | Israeli rarely carried old money | |
| IDIOMS | Phrases that rarely translate literally | |
| OPERA | Pope rarely catches musical drama | |
| SELDEM | Rarely; not often; not frequently. | |
| CHOLERA | Nichole rarely admits having a disease | |
| INSHORTSUPPLY | Rarely encountered in shorts. Apply verbally | |
| ARSENIC | Some medicines rarely returned as poison | |
| BLUEMOON | Rarely once in this unhappy satellite? | |
| OFT | Often; frequently; not rarely; many times. | |
| STAR PLAYER | Past rarely upset leading actor and footballer | |
| CACTI | See act one for rarely spineless types | |
| TURMOIL | Truculent upheaval rarely moves over into leadership | |
| HOLIDAY | Occurring rarely; adapted for a special occasion. | |