| 20 answers for: Muddle or blunder (4-2) |
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| RANK | ANSWER | CLUE |
| MESSUP | Muddle or blunder (4-2) |
| PICKLE | Brine, spiced vinegar or other liquor in which food is preserved; the fruit, vegetable or relish so prepared; a gherkin; a jam, mess, muddle or plight; or, a mischievous child (6) |
| SLIPUP | Mistake or blunder (4,2) |
| JUMBLE | A hotchpotch, mingle-mangle, mishmash, muddle or other confused mixture; bric-a-brac, cast-offs and oddments collected for a rummage sale; or, William Brown's trusty dog (6) |
| GLITCH | Small problem or blunder (6) |
| MESS | A course, dish, portion or serving of food; feed mixed for an animal; a company of people eating together; or, a jumble, medley, muddle or pickle (4) |
| DOH | First note of the scale in solmisation or sol-faing; or, an interjection used to express one's own folly or blunder (3) |
| TRIP | Slip or blunder (4) |
| BISH | Mistake or blunder (4) |
| STEW | Muddle or mulligan |
| SCHOLAR | Academic muddle or clash (7) |
| ERROR | Typo or blunder (5) |
| CONFUSE | Put into a muddle or mess |
| ADDLE | Muddle or confuse (5) |
| MIXESUP | Muddles or confuses (5,2) |
| ZAPOROGIAN | As certain Cossacks kill, or blunder defending area in borders |
| SLIPS | Plant cuttings; fielders in cricket to the offside of the wicketkeeper, or their positions collectively; dresslike undergarments; or, blunders (5) |
| RAGBAGS | Word for sacks of cloth scraps, odd socks, old clothes, remnants, tatters etc, thus gallimaufries, jumbles, mixed bunches or other motley muddles; or, scruffy urchins (7) |
| COCKUP | Mess or muddle resulting from incompetence (4-2) |
| MAKEDO | To manage or muddle through, as encouraged with mending, during the Second World War, for example (4,2) |
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