| Lack of concurrence about a snappy comeback line? | 49 |
| Tethered dive | 13 |
| Modern thrill-seeker | 20 |
| Thrill-seeker's activity | 28 |
| It involves a leap of faith | 27 |
| Leaps of faith? | 15 |
| Cords for jumpers | 17 |
| Device to keep a springy cord from contracting too much in winter? | 66 |
| Cask openings | 13 |
| Totally screw up | 16 |
| Made a hash of | 14 |
| Clumsy workman | 14 |
| They botch jobs | 15 |
| Louses up | 9 |
| Clumsy fellow's problem | 27 |
| Barrel holes | 12 |
| Where broncobusters rest their derrieres? | 41 |
| Russian novelist Ivan | 21 |
| Russian Nobelist in Literature | 30 |
| Russian Literature Nobelist Ivan | 32 |
| First Russian Literature Nobelist Ivan | 38 |
| First Russian Literature Nobelist | 33 |
| ___ the oven | 12 |
| Fetal metaphor | 14 |
| Developing fetus, slangily | 26 |
| Digit problem | 13 |
| Toe inflammation | 16 |
| Marcher's woe | 17 |
| Cause for a trip to the podiatrist | 34 |
| Head podiatrist? | 16 |
| What the podiatrist brought to the potluck dinner? | 50 |
| Kids' spacesaver | 20 |
| Tiered sleeping spots | 21 |
| Shared sleeping accommodations | 30 |
| Archie or Edith, on TV | 22 |
| Sand trap | 9 |
| Memorable Archie | 16 |
| Masters hazard | 14 |
| June holiday, in Boston | 23 |
| Mind-set for a golfer wary of sand? | 35 |
| Extremely defensive state of mind | 33 |
| Defensive feeling | 17 |
| Collective feeling of oppression | 32 |
| "You and me against the world" attitude | 49 |
| Tiger traps? | 12 |
| Pitfalls for Archie and Edith | 29 |
| Edith and Archie | 16 |
| Archie's farm structure tribute | 35 |
| Slugabed's ailment | 22 |
| They hold hands | 15 |
| Providing with sleeping quarters | 32 |
| Loud guitar player at summer camp? | 34 |
| Some beds | 9 |
| Troughs for feeding cattle | 26 |
| Split-level beds | 16 |
| Beds at sea | 11 |
| Playboy Club waitresses | 23 |
| Pink-eyed sights at Easter | 26 |
| Snare set by Fudd? | 18 |
| Kids' dance | 15 |
| Popular line dance of the 1950s | 31 |
| Dance, once | 11 |
| Part three of the pun | 21 |
| Dirty rabbit owner's chore? | 31 |
| Easter egg hotline? | 19 |
| Bugs's most famous British ancestor? | 40 |
| Wherefrom visiting speaker Elmer Fudd bellowed "Pway faw a miwacoo, wabbits!"? | 88 |
| Beginning skier's site | 26 |
| Beginners' skiing area | 26 |
| Where beginners go downhill | 27 |
| New skier's area | 20 |
| Easy place to go downhill | 25 |
| Easter hill? | 12 |
| Destination for a new skier | 27 |
| Costume seen around Easter | 26 |
| Japanese puppet theater | 23 |
| Lab apparatus | 13 |
| Hit 1980s exercise video | 24 |
| Baked goods for the physically fit? | 35 |
| Tapped without swinging | 23 |
| Sacrificed, in a way | 20 |
| Made a short hit | 16 |
| Hit gently | 10 |
| Hit close to home? | 18 |
| Batted in a special way | 23 |
| "Fleshly poet" of "Patience" | 48 |
| On the search for baby apparel? | 31 |
| July 4 decorations | 18 |
| Type of nautical rope | 21 |
| Square-sail rope | 16 |
| Ned ___ of dime novels | 22 |
| Tips of the cap, hitches of the belt, perhaps | 45 |
| Viridiana director | 20 |
| Surrealist director Luis | 24 |
| Heated car seat? | 16 |
| Buffet table appliance | 22 |
| Legendary lumberjack | 20 |
| Maker of the Grand Canyon, in myth | 34 |
| "Pilgrim's Progress" author | 41 |
| He had a blue ox | 16 |