| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| NEMATODE | Worm | |
| ANNELID | Worm | |
| SILK | Mulberry-worm thread | |
| LEECH | Blood-sucking worm | |
| BEETLE | Glow-worm, say | |
| WORMED | Of Worm | |
| WORMING | Of Worm | |
| WORMLING | A little worm. | |
| ROUNDWORM | A nematoid worm. | |
| STRAWWORM | A caddice worm. | |
| STRONGYLOID | A strongyloid worm. | |
| OMIT | Skip alternative worm diet | |
| RAWSILK | Fibre from worm cocoons | |
| BAITED | Put worm on (hook) | |
| GILTTAIL | A yellow-tailed worm or larva. | |
| WOODWORM | See Wood worm, under Wood. | |
| DRACUNCULUS | The Guinea worm (Filaria medinensis). | |
| EARLYBIRD | Idle Barry became a worm catcher | |
| GLOW | Gleam, luminescence of worm, appears first | |
| EARLYBID | Idle Barry became a worm catcher | |
| SUG | A kind of worm or larva. | |
| WORMY | Containing a worm; abounding with worms. | |
| BRANDLIN | Same as Branlin, fish and worm. | |
| WORMHOLE | A burrow made by a worm. | |
| LOWLY | Took top off slowly like a worm | |