| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| CYCLE | Sequence | |
| PROGRESSION | Sequence | |
| SERIES | Sequence | |
| RECOLLECT | Memory sequence | |
| ORDER | Sequence, arrangement | |
| ROUTINE | Habitual sequence | |
| STRING | Sequence (of events) | |
| CHAIN | Sequence (of events) | |
| SENTENCE | Sequence of words | |
| PHRASE | Sequence of words | |
| DYNASTY | Sequence of rulers | |
| ANACOLUTHIC | Lacking grammatical sequence. | |
| TRAIN | Teach skills in sequence | |
| ORDERED | In sequence, as requested | |
| STANDINGORDER | Subscription for reputation sequence | |
| OUTOFORDER | Not in sequence when malfunctioning | |
| ERASE | Remove completely from camera sequence | |
| SECOND | Number two in a sequence | |
| ACCORDINGLY | In natural sequence; consequently; so. | |
| WEAKLINK | Most vulnerable point in a system or sequence | |
| FIBONACCI | Mathematician after whom a famous sequence is named | |
| SEQUENT | That which follows as a result; a sequence. | |
| PREVENANCE | A going before; anticipation in sequence or order. | |
| CHOREOGRAPHERS | Those who compose the sequence of steps for ballets | |
| QUINT | A set or sequence of five, as in piquet. | |