| C. P. Snow's title | 22 |
| Burroughs' Greystoke, for one | 33 |
| British baron's title | 25 |
| Bernard ____ Black | 18 |
| Beaverbrook was one | 19 |
| Baron's title | 17 |
| Baltimore or Fauntleroy, e.g. | 29 |
| Almighty one | 12 |
| "Oh __, won't you buy me a Mercedes Benz?" | 56 |
| "My Sweet ___" (1970 #1 hit for George Harrison) | 58 |
| "Little ___ Jesus asleep . . . " | 42 |
| "___, is it I?" | 25 |
| "___ Jim": Conrad | 27 |
| "___ Jim" (Joseph Conrad novel) | 41 |
| "___ Jim" | 19 |
| -- & Taylor | 15 |
| ___ Voldemort (villian in the Harry Potter series) | 50 |
| ___ of Darkness | 15 |
| ___ Farquaad ("Shrek" character) | 42 |
| ___ Chief Justice (England's top judge) | 43 |
| ___ and master | 14 |
| Domineered, with "over" | 33 |
| Domineered, with "it" | 31 |
| __ it over: ruled | 17 |
| Novel about an imperious recordkeeper? | 38 |
| Film about a computer supervisor? | 33 |
| "Head Secretary"? [William Golding] | 45 |
| Sayers's detective | 22 |
| Sayers sleuth | 13 |
| Sayers's sleuth | 19 |
| Fictional English detective | 27 |
| Fictional amateur sleuth who attended Oxford | 44 |
| Dorothy L. Sayers's bon vivant sleuth | 41 |
| Parliament members | 18 |
| ___ prayer | 10 |
| The ___ Prayer | 14 |
| Some MPs | 8 |
| Men with manors | 15 |
| Manor moguls | 12 |
| Houseful in Britain? | 20 |
| Feudal superiors | 16 |
| Feudal masters | 14 |
| Christmas song leapers | 22 |
| Christmas leapers, in song | 26 |
| Titled noblemen | 15 |
| They're "a-leaping" at yule time | 46 |
| Some members of Parliament | 26 |
| Serfs' bosses | 17 |
| Royal court members | 19 |
| Parliamentary peers | 19 |
| Parliamentarians | 16 |
| Parliament's House of -- | 28 |
| Parliament's House of ___ | 29 |
| Members of Parliament | 21 |
| Masters of manors | 17 |
| Manor owners | 12 |
| London house, for short | 23 |
| Ladies' men? | 16 |
| Ladies' escorts | 19 |
| House members of a sort | 23 |
| Gift on the tenth day | 21 |
| Earls, barons et al. | 20 |
| Earls et al. | 12 |
| Conrad's Jim et al. | 23 |
| Commons' counterpart | 24 |
| Byron and Baltimore | 19 |
| British house, for short | 24 |
| Beaverbrook and Jim | 19 |
| Are they to the manor born? | 27 |
| Acts arrogantly | 15 |
| 10th-day-of- Christmas gift | 27 |
| "The --- of Discipline" (Conroy) | 42 |
| "The ___ of Flatbush" (Stallone flick) | 48 |
| ___ Cricket Ground, site of the Eton v. Harrow match | 52 |
| Ten __ | 6 |
| Jumpy noblemen? | 15 |
| Group of ten | 12 |
| "Mercy me!" | 21 |
| Word repeated twice before "Look who's forty!" | 60 |
| Traditional knowledge | 21 |
| Traditional tales | 17 |
| The stuff legends are made of | 29 |
| Folk wisdom | 11 |
| Learning | 8 |
| Folkways | 8 |
| Erudition | 9 |
| Body of knowledge | 17 |
| The stuff of legends | 20 |
| Tales | 5 |
| Folk tales | 10 |
| Oral history | 12 |
| Folk history | 12 |
| Handed-down history | 19 |
| Folk tales and such | 19 |
| Traditional stories | 19 |
| Passed-down tales | 17 |
| Folk stories | 12 |
| Traditional wisdom | 18 |
| Traditional folk tales | 22 |
| Old stories | 11 |