| Year in the reign of Henry I | 28 |
| Year in Henry I's reign | 27 |
| Roman 1,102 | 11 |
| Year in Paschal II's papacy | 31 |
| Twice DLI | 9 |
| DLI doubled | 11 |
| 12th century year | 17 |
| 1102, to Tiberius | 17 |
| 1102, in some dates | 19 |
| 1102, in dates | 14 |
| 1102 | 4 |
| Twice DLII | 10 |
| DLII doubled | 12 |
| 1104, on a cornerstone | 22 |
| Year that Acre fell in the First Crusade | 40 |
| Year in the reign of Henry IV | 29 |
| Year "Othello" was first performed | 44 |
| Twelfth-cen. date | 17 |
| Roman 1104 | 10 |
| Caesar's 1104 | 17 |
| Caesar's 1,104 | 18 |
| Roman 1109 | 10 |
| 1109, once | 10 |
| Low-paying employment, slangily | 31 |
| Minimum wage provider, facetiously | 34 |
| Low-prestige position | 21 |
| Position without much room for advancement | 42 |
| Not usually an opportunity for advancement | 42 |
| Low-skilled, low-paying rut | 27 |
| After-school position for many, in slang | 40 |
| Unstimulating position | 22 |
| Unrewarding work, in slang | 26 |
| Unrewarding position | 20 |
| Unrewarding career, as coined by Douglas Coupland | 49 |
| Unexciting, low-paying position, in slang | 41 |
| Unexciting, low-paid work, in modern lingo | 42 |
| Taking drive-thru orders, e.g. | 30 |
| Step up from unemployment | 25 |
| Something to do between class and homework | 42 |
| Position with no prospects | 26 |
| Position with no future | 23 |
| Position with little promise | 28 |
| Position that probably won't get you invited to a work holiday party | 72 |
| Position that an up-and-comer is unlikely to take | 49 |
| Position providing little chance for advancement | 48 |
| Position often filled by a high schooler | 40 |
| Position for a low-skilled worker | 33 |
| Not the most stimulating work | 29 |
| Not the most rewarding work | 27 |
| No-prospects position | 21 |
| Minimum wage gig, perhaps | 25 |
| Menial position, facetiously | 28 |
| Menial position | 15 |
| Low-paying position, slangily | 29 |
| Low-paying position | 19 |
| Low-paying employment | 21 |
| Low-pay, low-skill work | 23 |
| Low-pay position, in slang | 26 |
| Low-level work option, slangily | 31 |
| Low-level position | 18 |
| It often pays minimum wage | 26 |
| It offers little hope for advancement | 37 |
| Grunt's position | 20 |
| Going-nowhere position, in modern lingo | 39 |
| Flipping burgers, e.g. | 22 |
| Dull, low-paying work, in slang | 31 |
| Dead-end service gig | 20 |
| Dead-end position | 17 |
| Dead-end employment post | 24 |
| Dead end, workwise | 18 |
| Data Entry Associate, say | 25 |
| Babysitting alternative | 23 |
| After-school position for many | 30 |
| Sportscaster Jim | 16 |
| "Home to Harlem" author Claude | 40 |
| Olympics sportscaster Jim | 25 |
| Longtime Olympics sportscaster | 30 |
| Jim of "Wide World of Sports" | 39 |
| Jim of "ABC's Wide World of Sports" | 49 |
| "Home to Harlem" novelist Claude | 42 |
| TV sports journalist Jim | 24 |
| Olympics broadcaster Jim | 24 |
| Longtime "Wide World of Sports" host Jim | 50 |
| Longtime "ABC's Wide World of Sports" host | 56 |
| Long-time "Wide World of Sports" host Jim | 51 |
| Jim in the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame | 36 |
| Harlem Renaissance writer Claude | 32 |
| First sports commentator to receive an Emmy | 43 |
| Emmy-winning sportscaster Jim | 29 |
| Dylan's last name on "Beverly Hills 90210" | 56 |
| "Wide World of Sports" host Jim | 41 |
| "Home to Harlem" novelist | 35 |
| Lenny portrayer on "Laverne & Shirley" | 52 |
| Michael who played Lenny on "Laverne & Shirley" | 61 |
| Michael of "This Is Spinal Tap" | 41 |
| Michael of "A Mighty Wind" | 36 |
| Nancy of "The Facts of Life" | 38 |
| Year in Louis VII's reign | 29 |
| Mid 12th-century year | 21 |
| CXV x X | 7 |