| Reliable source of income |
| Based on personal accounts, possibly unreliable |
| Liable to make one scratch |
| Based on no reliable evidence |
| Unreliable musical instrument? |
| Nabokov novel whose unreliable narrator is Humbert Humbert |
| Like some unreliable evidence |
| Like unreliable short-term businesses |
| Cop's often-unreliable lead |
| Reliable |
| Fired, like an unreliable employee |
| Not liable (for) |
| Brief; unreliable |
| Raised unreliable fish? |
| Unreliable source |
| Unreliable narrator |
| Absolutely reliable |
| Unreliable ones |
| Unreliable informant |
| Reckless and unreliable (behaviour) |
| Unreliable witness, e.g. |
| Unreliable communication method (h) |
| UNRELIABLE RELATIONSHIP |
| Unreliable witnesses |
| Pliable |
| Old and unreliable car |
| Harebrained and unreliable |
| Unreliable sort |
| One giving unreliable testimony? [1976, 1985*] [* = Nominee] |
| Unpredictable person liable to cause harm |