| Up to Camelot standards | 23 |
| Lancelot's hair-raiser? | 27 |
| Jouster's steed? | 20 |
| Gawain's equine? | 20 |
| Steeds? | 7 |
| Chess piece belonging to a member of a fraternal order? | 55 |
| Traveling salesman | 18 |
| Task for King Arthur? | 21 |
| Lancelot and Galahad | 20 |
| Men on horseback | 16 |
| ___ of the road (hobos) | 23 |
| They traveled widely in search of adventure | 43 |
| End of some medieval tournament action? | 39 |
| Catholic fraternal organization since 1882 | 42 |
| Old Mediterranean order | 23 |
| Classic math problem involving a chess piece's movement through the board | 77 |
| "Spamalot" group that demands a shrubbery | 51 |
| Arthur's round one, for one? | 32 |
| The Dark Ages? | 14 |
| Robotic pet in "Doctor Who" | 37 |
| Robotic dog on "Doctor Who" | 37 |
| Dog in heat? | 12 |
| Ski mask or tuque | 17 |
| Hipster's zip-up garment | 28 |
| Select a sweater? | 17 |
| Shopper for woolen goods? | 25 |
| One shopping for wool sweaters? | 31 |
| One choosing a sweater, e.g.? | 29 |
| Ones who select wool sweaters? | 30 |
| Sweater selection? | 18 |
| Quality control at a sweater factory? | 37 |
| Ohio sweaters? | 14 |
| Christopher's woolens? | 26 |
| ''I hate polo shirts!'' | 39 |
| Opposite of a purl | 18 |
| Punchpoke | 9 |
| Wool worker | 11 |
| Sweater maker, at times | 23 |
| One who may put you in stitches? | 32 |
| Madame Defarge, often | 21 |
| Grandmother, maybe | 18 |
| Dickens's Madame Defarge, e.g. | 34 |
| Bootee maker | 12 |
| Yarn shop frequenters | 21 |
| Those who purl | 14 |
| Jersey workers | 14 |
| Cardigan creators | 17 |
| What you take up after "Undone - The Sweater Song"? | 61 |
| Mufflers and such | 17 |
| Madame Defarge's sinister craft | 35 |
| Turning linguine into a scarf? | 30 |
| Needles follow one | 18 |
| Tale told by a sweater maker? | 29 |
| Bootee material | 15 |
| What "purls of wisdom" is an example of? | 50 |
| Clever seamstresses? | 20 |
| "How's your Ginsu stock?" answer? | 47 |
| Cutlery market report? | 22 |
| Unthinking kick | 15 |
| Pretzel's shape | 19 |
| Like many a door | 16 |
| Having round protuberances | 26 |
| Having protuberances | 20 |
| Tuberous | 8 |
| Travel without a purpose | 24 |
| Take apart for shipping | 23 |
| Exciting ring events | 20 |
| Made one's presence known, maybe | 36 |
| Like a boxer on his back | 24 |
| Condemned rooms? | 16 |
| Disorientated | 13 |
| In a final desperate move the klutz _____ | 41 |
| Assembled hastily | 17 |
| Low-tech alternative to a buzzer | 32 |
| Alternative to a buzzer | 23 |
| Doorbell alternatives | 21 |
| Brass rings, maybe | 18 |
| Bring home, as a run | 20 |
| What a woodpecker is? | 21 |
| "Quit that!" | 22 |
| Cool down! | 10 |
| ''Cut that out!'' | 33 |
| "That's enough!," to a carnival thrower? | 54 |
| Hardly bowlegged | 16 |
| Opposite of bowlegged | 21 |
| Get-together problem of some joints | 35 |
| Specialty of the funny Avon lady? | 33 |
| They often end with puns | 24 |
| Gags that usually involve puns | 30 |
| Start of many jokes | 19 |
| Illegal copies of goods | 23 |
| Cheaper copies | 14 |
| Fake molding in a room? | 23 |
| Gorgeous lady enters room; ref signals ... | 42 |
| Anti-faucet leak product? | 25 |
| It'll put you down for the count | 36 |
| It'll floor you | 19 |
| Decisive end to a boxing match | 30 |
| Ring finales | 12 |
| Typical Tyson triumphs | 22 |