| THENAGAIN | By contrast, the little knight may have an advantage (4,5) |
| UPSIDEDOWN | By contrast, the benefits associated with feathers turned right over (6,4) |
| MAILORDER | How a knight may obtain defensive clothing? (4,5) |
| ONREQUEST | As a knight may be, capturing soldiers if asked |
| CASTLEPARTY | A little knight life? |
| HOMETEAM | Group that may have an advantage |
| IAMB | E.g. compare or contrast the setter with a doctor |
| ROASTCHESTNUTS | Making contrasts, the US festive food (5,9) |
| SPAMALOT | Musical whose preshow warning about cellphone use says that knights "may drag you onstage and impale you" |
| HOMETEAMS | They have an advantage in sports |
| BEONEUPON | Have an advantage over (2,3,2,2) |
| EXPLOITED | - used to have an advantage |
| TENEBRISM | 17th-century Italian artists whose style was characterised by contrasts between light and shade (9) |
| EDGE | The knowledgeable have an advantage? (4) |
| ATHOME | Where teams often have an advantage |
| AGAIN | Have an advantage once more (5) |
| PLUS | Moreover, you have an advantage (4) |
| AGAINST | By contrast with, I repeat, the last half |
| DWARF | Stunt to make seem small by contrast |
| ONTHEOTHERHAND | Hooter then threw off worker by contrast (2,3,5,4) |
