| Act — exploit |
| Knightly combat |
| Absorb, as a monetary loss (or ... exploit) |
| Exploitative movie |
| Something exploited by a tax adviser |
| Contract ambiguity to exploit |
| Adventurous exploit |
| Object of many knightly quests |
| Adventuresome exploit |
| Knightly weapons |
| Knightly hero of medieval romances |
| Knightly novel with Robin Hood |
| Legitimate target for attack or exploitation |
| Exploit anew |
| Overly exploit, as altruism |
| Exploit (something's) potential energy |
| Exploitation practitioners |
| Exploits |
| 1974 women-in-prison exploitation flick |
| Weeknightly monologist |
| Object of a knightly rescue |
| Noble exploits |
| Knightly-sounding winner of 1940 Derby? |
| Exploit |
| Loophole-exploiting casino site, say |
| Trading that exploits cost differences |
| Object of knightly quests |
| Knightly |
| Gather wealth by exploitation ... as hinted at by this puzzle's circled squares? |
| Heroic exploit |