| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| STEAL | Rob | |
| FLEECE | Rob blind | |
| DESPOIL | Rob, Strip | |
| ROBBED | Of Rob | |
| ROBBING | Of Rob | |
| ROY | Outlaw, Rob ... | |
| MUG | Assault and rob | |
| RHOB | See 1st Rob. | |
| BIRO | I rob novel writer | |
| THROB | Rob follows this half-beat | |
| MOBSTER | Met Rob’s unruly gangster | |
| GIVEANDTAKE | Grant & Rob’s compromise | |
| PAD | To rob on foot. | |
| RAPE | To rob; to pillage. | |
| BEROB | To rob; to plunder. | |
| BRIBE | To rob or steal. | |
| LURCH | To steal; to rob. | |
| BURGLE | Rob is a dreadful bugler | |
| SOMBRERO | Rob’s more mangled wide hat | |
| BROWBEAT | Stupidly we rob TAB bully | |
| PROLL | To prowl about; to rob. | |
| PURSE | To steal purses; to rob. | |
| ROHOB | An inspissated juice. See Rob. | |
| BORDER | Red Rob rides up to frontier | |
| PEEL | To plunder; to pillage; to rob. | |