| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| DEVIL | Rascal | |
| SCOUNDREL | Rascal | |
| SCALLYWAG | Rascal | |
| SCAMP | Rascal | |
| ROGUE | Rascal | |
| IMP | Rascal | |
| MISCREANT | A rascal | |
| BLIGHTER | Rascal (slang) | |
| IMPAIRED | Less-than-perfect rascal vented | |
| RASCALESS | A female rascal. | |
| SHEEP | Family rascal, black ... | |
| IMPACTS | Effects of rascal performances | |
| IMPAIRS | Harms rascal with affectation | |
| HEYNE | A wretch; a rascal. | |
| RAPSCALLION | A rascal; a good-for-nothing fellow. | |
| ERAS | One rascal took part for ages | |
| LASCAR | Oriental sailor was a wayward rascal! | |
| KNOWING | Artful; cunning; as, a knowing rascal. | |
| IMPROVISE | Wing it when little rascal is overexcited | |
| KAYNARD | A lazy or cowardly person; a rascal. | |
| SCALPEL | That rascal Pele was hiding the doctor’s knife | |
| IMPROVE | Little rascal to roam around and get better | |
| LASCALA | Rascal changes direction in front of a famous opera house | |
| THATCH | Rascal left that chimp with a tangled mop of hair | |
| IMPASSE | Rascal and donkey come, at last, to a dead end | |