| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| WELLBALANCED | Sensible | |
| WELLREASONED | Sensible | |
| LEVELHEADED | Sensible | |
| SANE | Sensible | |
| RATIONAL | Sensible | |
| WELL-BALANCED | Sensible (4-8) | |
| CREDIBLE | Convincing sensible | |
| WISER | More sensible | |
| PRAGMATIC | Down-to-earth, sensible | |
| IMPRACTICAL | Not sensible | |
| PRAGMATIST | Sensible person | |
| REASONING | Sensible argument | |
| WITFUL | Wise; sensible. | |
| APPREHENSIVE | Sensible; feeling; perceptive. | |
| WELLADVISED | Sensible devil was led out | |
| LOGIC | Pathologic bipartition is sensible thought | |
| PRACTICAL | Sensible to get hands-on lesson | |
| INSENSIBLE | Not sensible or reasonable; meaningless. | |
| RESENT | To be sensible of; to feel | |
| SESSILE | Attached without any sensible projecting support. | |
| SENSITIVE | Serving to affect the sense; sensible. | |
| APPRECIATE | To be sensible of; to distinguish. | |
| OPERATIONAL | Half of Europe is sensible when working | |
| TENDER | Sensible to impression and pain; easily pained. | |
| LOGICAL | Serving US soldier in one pub is sensible | |