| Earl and others | 15 |
| Pirates of Penzance, before they were pirates | 45 |
| Earls and others | 16 |
| Certain chess pieces | 20 |
| More stately | 12 |
| Thirteenth word of Hamlet's soliloquy | 41 |
| More aristocratic | 17 |
| More majestic | 13 |
| More high-minded | 16 |
| Of higher rank | 14 |
| More patrician | 14 |
| More lordly | 11 |
| More illustrious | 16 |
| Less base | 9 |
| Higher-ranked | 13 |
| Displaying a higher quality | 27 |
| "Whether 'tis ___..." | 35 |
| "Whether 'tis ___ ..." ("Hamlet") | 57 |
| "Whether 'tis ___ . . . ": Hamlet | 47 |
| Lords and ladies | 16 |
| They always have titles | 23 |
| Titled peers | 12 |
| Second Estate | 13 |
| Peerage entries | 15 |
| Count and countess | 18 |
| Most majestic | 13 |
| Most high-minded | 16 |
| Superlatively sublime | 21 |
| Shakespeare's adjective for Brutus | 38 |
| Most honorable | 14 |
| Most aristocratic | 17 |
| Marc Antony's adjective for Brutus | 38 |
| Antony's adjective for Brutus | 33 |
| "This was the ___ Roman . . . ": Shak. | 48 |
| "The ___ Roman . . . " | 32 |
| With dignity | 12 |
| With magnanimity | 16 |
| In a regal manner | 17 |
| In a grand way | 14 |
| How Galahad behaved | 19 |
| "It is for us the living, rather, to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they who fought here have thus far so ___ advanced": Gettysburg Address | 165 |
| ''Spurn not the ___ born'' | 42 |
| With honor | 10 |
| With great dignity | 18 |
| In grand style | 14 |
| In a royal manner | 17 |
| In a gallant manner | 19 |
| In a distinguished way | 22 |
| How earls should behave? | 24 |
| How a prince is born | 20 |
| As an aristocrat would | 22 |
| Nary a soul | 11 |
| Not a soul | 10 |
| Nonentity | 9 |
| Unimportant person | 18 |
| VIP's opposite | 18 |
| V.I.P.'s opposite | 21 |
| Not a name | 10 |
| Inconsequential person | 22 |
| "I Ain't Got ___" (Louis Armstrong hit) | 53 |
| Zero people | 11 |
| Undistinguished one | 19 |
| Star's opposite | 19 |
| Opposite of everyone | 20 |
| Opposite of a big star | 22 |
| Hardly a VIP | 12 |
| Celebrity's opposite | 24 |
| "___ Does It Better" (1977 Carly Simon hit) | 53 |
| It's obvious | 16 |
| Super-easy decision | 19 |
| Easy decision | 13 |
| An easy problem for the Scarecrow? | 34 |
| Stumper's opposite | 22 |
| Straightforward choice | 22 |
| Obvious course of action | 24 |
| Hardly a tough decision | 23 |
| Don't call an easy assignment a ___ ... | 43 |
| Choice you don't have to think about | 40 |
| Dieter-friendly | 15 |
| Less than lite | 14 |
| Very lite | 9 |
| Ideal for dieters | 17 |
| Diet food phrase | 16 |
| Diet drink phrase | 17 |
| Diet drink label | 16 |
| Very, very lite | 15 |
| Ultra-lite | 10 |
| Suitable for extreme dieters | 28 |
| Not putting on any weight | 25 |
| Lite, on food packages | 22 |
| Lite as can be | 14 |
| Like some diet drinks | 21 |
| Like some diet colas, in brief | 30 |
| Like Coke Zero | 14 |
| Lighter than lite | 17 |
| Great for dieters | 17 |
| Diet-drink label | 16 |
| Diet-drink expression | 21 |
| Diet-beverage phrase | 20 |
| Diet drink info | 15 |