| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| ONLY | Sole | |
| LONE | Sole | |
| SOUL | Sole. | |
| SOLED | Of Sole | |
| SOLING | Of Sole | |
| DOVER | Fish, ... sole | |
| BREADWINNER | Household’s sole provider | |
| ALONE | Sole; only; exclusive. | |
| TONGUE | Any small sole. | |
| SLIP | A fish, the sole. | |
| SOAL | See Sole, the fish. | |
| AEROSOL | Spray can damage sole oar | |
| SHOE | Sole supporter for broken hose | |
| PLANT | The sole of the foot. | |
| SLADE | The sole of a plow. | |
| SEOUL | Sole audition for Olympic host city | |
| SOLE | Single; unmarried; as, a feme sole. | |
| SOLENETTE | A small European sole (Solea minuta). | |
| PUMP | A low shoe with a thin sole. | |
| SOCK | A warm inner sole for a shoe. | |
| SHOELACE | Each sole is redesigned with a footwear fastener | |
| PLATYPUS | Semi-aquatic egg-laying mammal, sole living representative of Ornithorhynchidae. | |
| RISSOLES | Right, is sole serving too much for croquettes? | |
| MEGRIM | The British smooth sole, or scaldfish (Psetta arnoglossa). | |
| OUTSOLE | The outside sole of a boot or shoe. | |