| Jewish holy day | 15 |
| Jewish holiday in Adar | 22 |
| It's celebrated on the 14th of Adar | 39 |
| Holiday changed to Thanksgiving in "For Your Consideration" | 69 |
| Celebration of deliverance | 26 |
| Time for hamantaschen | 21 |
| This occurs in Adar | 19 |
| The Feast of Lots | 17 |
| Jewish holiday when you eat hamantaschen | 40 |
| Jewish holiday when the book of Esther is read | 46 |
| Jewish holiday featuring readings from the Book of Esther | 57 |
| Holiday for which hamantaschen are baked | 40 |
| Holiday celebrating deliverance from Haman | 42 |
| Holiday celebrated during the month of Adar | 43 |
| Festival of deliverance | 23 |
| Festival in the month of Adar | 29 |
| Festival featuring hamantaschen | 31 |
| Fast of Esther follower | 23 |
| Adar festival | 13 |
| Adar celebration | 16 |
| 14th of Adar | 12 |
| Early 20th-century French art style | 35 |
| Insistence on traditional correctness | 37 |
| Stickler's creed | 20 |
| Insistence on precise standards | 31 |
| Strict linguistic correctness | 29 |
| Stickler's belief | 21 |
| Rigid insistence on nicety | 26 |
| Observance of correctness | 25 |
| Insistence on chasteness | 24 |
| Aversion to slang, say | 22 |
| Stickler for correctness | 24 |
| Noncompromiser | 14 |
| Strict adherent | 15 |
| One resistant to change | 23 |
| Strict traditionalist | 21 |
| Stickler, of a sort | 19 |
| Stickler re diction, etc. | 25 |
| Stickler for details | 20 |
| Rigid grammarian | 16 |
| Punctilious professor, e.g. | 27 |
| One unlikely to compromise | 26 |
| One insistent on perfection | 27 |
| Not one to try new ideas | 24 |
| Hidebound grammarian | 20 |
| Finicky grammarian | 18 |
| Pedants | 7 |
| Sticklers | 9 |
| They go by the book | 19 |
| Tampering opponents | 19 |
| Strict sorts | 12 |
| Strict rule-observers | 21 |
| Strict observers of the rules | 29 |
| Particular ones | 15 |
| Language conservatives | 22 |
| French Academy members, e.g. | 28 |
| Fanatics of a sort | 18 |
| Knitting stitch | 15 |
| Knitting loop | 13 |
| Knitter's stitch | 20 |
| Knit one, ___ two | 17 |
| Knitting term | 13 |
| Use a reverse stitch | 20 |
| Knit and ___ | 12 |
| "Knit one, ___ two" | 29 |
| Stitched loop | 13 |
| Reverse knit | 12 |
| Ornamental lace edging | 22 |
| Knit's partner | 18 |
| Finish with loops | 17 |
| Term in knitting | 16 |
| Small loop on the edge of lace | 30 |
| Small loop | 10 |
| Reverse movement, of a sort | 27 |
| Movement with a ripple | 22 |
| Linda of TV's "Happy Days" | 40 |
| Knitting chart instruction | 26 |
| Knitters' word | 18 |
| Knitter's word | 18 |
| Knitter's direction | 23 |
| Knit with a reverse stitch | 26 |
| Knit partner | 12 |
| Knit one, ___ one | 17 |
| Knit one ____ two | 18 |
| Knit in reverse | 15 |
| Knit alternative | 16 |
| Inverse of a knit stitch | 24 |
| Homophone for pearl | 19 |
| Eddy gently | 11 |
| Basic knitting stitch | 21 |
| "Knit one, --- two" | 29 |
| Imperial | 8 |
| Like some prose | 15 |
| Color in an Alice Walker title | 30 |
| Like Barney the Dinosaur | 24 |
| Like Barney | 11 |
| Regal color | 11 |
| Red and blue | 12 |
| Prose color | 11 |
| Lilac or violet | 15 |