| Indian blue blood | 17 |
| Eastern blueblood | 17 |
| V.I.P. of India | 15 |
| Romany wife | 11 |
| Rampur royalty | 14 |
| New Delhi princess | 18 |
| Mrs. Rajah | 10 |
| Memebr of Indian royalty | 24 |
| Indian prince's wife | 24 |
| Gypsy's wife | 16 |
| Gypsy wife | 10 |
| Foreign princess | 16 |
| Certain Asian royal | 19 |
| Word from the Sanskrit for "queen" | 44 |
| Title in Indian restaurant names | 32 |
| The Buddha's mother was one | 31 |
| Subcontinent princess | 21 |
| She wears a sari | 16 |
| She may wear a chador | 21 |
| Shah Jahan's wife, for one | 30 |
| Sari-wearing royal | 18 |
| Royal that sounds like a boy's name | 39 |
| Royal one in Delhi | 18 |
| Royal of Lucknow | 16 |
| Rajput princess | 15 |
| Rajah's helpmate | 20 |
| Raja's spouse | 17 |
| Queen, in some Indo-Aryan languages | 35 |
| Queen of the East | 17 |
| Queen of Bollywood | 18 |
| Punjab VIP | 10 |
| Princess, in Punjab | 19 |
| Noblewoman of Lahore | 20 |
| Noble sari-wearer | 17 |
| New Delhi peeress | 17 |
| Mysore Palace resident | 22 |
| Member of Rampur royalty | 24 |
| Lucknow lady | 12 |
| Lady of Lucknow | 15 |
| Lady of Lahore | 14 |
| Kolkata queen | 13 |
| Kharagpur queen | 15 |
| Indian woman | 12 |
| Indian peeress | 14 |
| Indian noble woman | 18 |
| Indian lady | 11 |
| Indian highness | 15 |
| Indian aristocrat | 17 |
| Hindustani princess | 19 |
| Hindu royal ... | 15 |
| Hindu peeress | 13 |
| Gypsy lady | 10 |
| Frog: Prefix | 12 |
| Equestrian event participants | 29 |
| Doctor Who villainess, with "the" | 43 |
| Delhi royal | 11 |
| Calcutta V.I.P. | 15 |
| A chador wearer | 15 |
| "Doctor Who" villainess, with "the" | 55 |
| ''Doctor Who'' villainess (with ''the'') | 72 |
| Took to be booked | 17 |
| Took to jail | 12 |
| Hauled to the hoosegow | 22 |
| Arrested, slangily | 18 |
| Took to the station house | 25 |
| Took for booking | 16 |
| Took downtown | 13 |
| Made a collar | 13 |
| Carted off to jail | 18 |
| Visited hastily | 15 |
| Took to the police house | 24 |
| Took to the pen | 15 |
| Took to the jailhouse | 21 |
| Took to the clink | 17 |
| Took a crook to be booked | 25 |
| Paid a quick visit | 18 |
| Made a quick stop | 17 |
| Lugged a thug to the jug | 24 |
| Hooked a crook | 14 |
| Hauled off to jail | 18 |
| Hauled back to the precinct | 27 |
| Entered quickly | 15 |
| Came to the rescue, perhaps | 27 |
| Brought downtown | 16 |
| Arrived breathlessly | 20 |
| Added without starting a new paragraph | 38 |
| ___ circles | 11 |
| Met by chance | 13 |
| Rammed | 6 |
| Met unexpectedly | 16 |
| Met by accident | 15 |
| Met by happenstance | 19 |
| Happened on | 11 |
| Encountered coincidentally | 26 |
| Broadsided, e.g. | 16 |
| Hindu princesses | 16 |
| Certain Indian royalty | 22 |
| Punjabi princesses | 18 |
| Eastern queens | 14 |
| Some reigning Indians | 21 |