| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| DIFFERENCE | Variation | |
| MUTANT | Evolved variation | |
| INDECINABLY | Without variation. | |
| PERMUTATION | Variation in order | |
| STANDARDISED | Removed variation from | |
| VO | Variation in order | |
| CHANGEABLE | Liable to unpredictable variation | |
| TREMOLO | Rapid variation in pitch | |
| MIRRORS | Reflects “Mr” or “Sir” variation | |
| SMALLCHANGE | Little variation in pocket money | |
| IDENTICAL | The same variation in dialect | |
| FAMOUS | Noted variation of a sum | |
| DEVIATION | Video Tina reviewed was Variation | |
| ISOTOPE | Variation of a chemical element | |
| NAY | No vote will show any variation | |
| DESCANT | To sing a variation or accomplishment. | |
| OSCILLATION | Fluctuation; variation; change back and forth. | |
| ANOMALY | Variation to loan may be an irregularity | |
| PERFECTIONIST | One who accepts no variation or imperfection | |
| PERFECTIONISTS | One who accepts no variation or imperfections | |
| SHORTCHANGE | Give less than expected in brief variation | |
| LECTION | A reading; a variation in the text. | |
| HOMOTONOUS | Of the same tenor or tone; equable; without variation. | |
| DOUBLE | An old term for a variation, as in Bach's Suites. | |
| CASINO | You can buy chips there? So can I, with a variation | |