| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| HUMILIATION | Shame | |
| GRIEF | Shame | |
| GUILT | Shame | |
| ABASHMENT | Shame | |
| EMBARRASS | Shame | |
| ASHAME | To shame. | |
| BISMER | Shame; abuse. | |
| SHAMED | Of Shame | |
| SHAMING | Of Shame | |
| BROWLESS | Without shame. | |
| STIGMA | Badge of shame | |
| TSKTSK | 'Shame on you' | |
| CALLOUT | Name and shame | |
| SHONDE | Harm; disgrace; shame. | |
| DISHONESTY | Dishonor; dishonorableness; shame. | |
| REPROBATES | Those lost to shame | |
| STAIN | Cause of reproach; shame. | |
| DESOLATE | Lost to shame; dissolute. | |
| EMBARRASSMENT | Amber sent rams off? Shame! | |
| DISGRACE | Shame Sid ruined mealtime prayer | |
| REMORSE | Shame about the signalling code | |
| SHAME | To be ashamed; to feel shame. | |
| AFFRONT | An offense to one's self-respect; shame. | |
| DISDAIN | The state of being despised; shame. | |
| DEDECORATE | To bring to shame; to disgrace. | |