| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| BEAT | Rhythm | |
| LILT | Rhythm | |
| IGOT | Rhythm | |
| RHYTHMUS | Rhythm. | |
| CALYPSO | Caribbean rhythm | |
| REGGAE | Jamaican rhythm | |
| RAGTIME | Honky-tonk rhythm | |
| CADENCE | Musical rhythm | |
| CIRCADIAN | Daily sleep rhythm | |
| CHACHA | Latin American rhythm | |
| RUMBA | Latin American rhythm | |
| TEMPO | Speed and rhythm | |
| ARRHYTMY | Want of rhythm. | |
| NUMEROSITY | Rhythm; harmony; flow. | |
| RHYTHMLESS | Being without rhythm. | |
| OFFBEAT | Bad rhythm that’s unconventional | |
| UPBEAT | Higher rhythm is cheerful | |
| RHYTHMING | Writing rhythm; verse making. | |
| THROBS | Beats with a regular rhythm | |
| BOMBA | Puerto rican music with highly syncopated rhythm | |
| ONETWO | Soccer move or dance rhythm won too loudly! | |
| HALT | To have an irregular rhythm; to be defective. | |
| RHYTHMICAL | Pertaining to, or of the nature of, rhythm | |
| ARRHYTHMOUS | Being without rhythm or regularity, as the pulse. | |
| RHYTHMER | One who writes in rhythm, esp. in poetic rhythm or meter. | |