| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| RHYMES | Verses | |
| NURSERYRHYMES | Child’s verses | |
| ODES | Dedicatory verses | |
| SEVERS | Cuts out verses | |
| PSALMS | King David’s verses | |
| STANZA | Group of verses | |
| VERSIFY | To make verses. | |
| CANTION | A song or verses. | |
| METRIST | A maker of verses. | |
| TRIPLET | Three verses rhyming together. | |
| MELIB/AN | Alternately responsive, as verses. | |
| METRICIAN | A composer of verses. | |
| TRAVERSE | Pass across some extra verses | |
| SALMONRUSHDIE | Author of The Satanic Verses | |
| RHYME | To make rhymes, or verses. | |
| VERSE | To make verses; to versify. | |
| METROMANIA | A mania for writing verses. | |
| RHAPSODOMANCY | Divination by means of verses. | |
| VERS DE SOCIETE | See Society verses, under Society. | |
| IAMBICS | Verses using certain poetic foot patterns | |
| VERS | A verse or verses. See Verse. | |
| MAKER | One who writes verses; a poet. | |
| UNLEARNED | Not exhibiting learning; as, unlearned verses. | |
| PENTASTICH | A composition consisting of five verses. | |
| MAKE | To compose verses; to write poetry; to versify. | |