| EDUCED | To have brought out is to have done what (6) |
| EGRESSED | To have gone out, is to have done what (8) |
| EJECTED | To have forced someone out, is to have done what (7) |
| MOOTED | To have brought forward any point for discussion, is to have done what (6) |
| RAISED | Had a motive to have brought things about (6) |
| NINETY | Century: ten I need to have brought this up (6) |
| EARNED | Was entitled to have brought in |
| ELICIT | To draw out, is to do what (6) |
| BEWARE | To be cautious and to watch out, is to do what |
| UPROOT | Expert in breaking out is to pull out (6) |
| ELOPED | To have fled to marry, is to have done what (6) |
| PAUSED | To have ceased to be in force, is to have done what (6) |
| LAPSED | To have fallen into disuse, is to have done what (6) |
| STARED | To have gazed fixedly, is to have done what (6) |
| ROARED | To have made a loud noise, is to have done what (6) |
| BRAKED | To have slowed a vehicle down suddenly, is to have done what (6) |
| ATONED | To have made amends for an offence, is to have done what (6) |
| SCORED | To have made points, is to have done what (6) |
| FENCED | To have engaged in sword fighting, is to have done what (6) |
| STATED | To have declared definitely, is to have done what (6) |
