| Laugh until it hurts | 20 |
| Laugh uncontrollably | 20 |
| Laugh till it hurts | 19 |
| Laugh so hard it hurts | 22 |
| Need some trough repair? | 24 |
| Do conduit damage? | 18 |
| Boogie | 6 |
| Large Old World birds | 21 |
| Rapper born Trevor George Smith Jr. | 35 |
| "The Big Bang" rapper who voiced a character in "The Rugrats Movie" | 87 |
| "Pass the Courvoisier" rapper | 39 |
| Verse for a rapper? | 19 |
| Dropped in rank | 15 |
| Dead broke | 10 |
| Cry when exposing something secret | 34 |
| Laughed till it hurt | 20 |
| Penniless, as in the opening of "Me and Bobby McGee" | 62 |
| Losing poker hand | 17 |
| Horrible poker hand | 19 |
| Like a door after a raid | 24 |
| Headlamp in need of fixing? | 27 |
| Insulted somebody | 17 |
| "Funny, it was fine until you got here..." | 52 |
| Lousy tip | 9 |
| Old comics character still associated with shoes | 48 |
| Old comics boy with the dog Tige | 32 |
| Tige | 4 |
| Tarzan portrayer of the '30s | 32 |
| Tarzan of the 1930's | 24 |
| Swimming champ who played Tarzan | 32 |
| B2B opportunity for Tarzan fans? | 32 |
| ... International Swimming Hall of Fame [1965] | 46 |
| Silent headliner | 16 |
| Deadpan star of silent comedies | 31 |
| Actor nicknamed the "Great Stone Face" | 48 |
| One place to hop aboard | 23 |
| One place to get on or off | 26 |
| Raid squad | 10 |
| Narcs, e.g. | 11 |
| Keaton's swagger? | 21 |
| Comic actor Keaton, haunting a house? | 37 |
| Apparition of comic actor Keaton? | 33 |
| Having a larger endowment? | 26 |
| Close-fitting women's garments | 34 |
| Raid, perhaps | 13 |
| Trashing toilets in London? | 27 |
| Movie short about arrestin' writer Anita? | 45 |
| Storm, perhaps | 14 |
| Enter like a storm trooper | 26 |
| Moved about energetically | 25 |
| Vintage skirt manufacturer's shakedown? | 43 |
| They're busy | 16 |
| Is exciting, like a city street | 31 |
| Moves with energy | 17 |
| Is quite active, like a city street | 35 |
| Where to wear a training bra? | 29 |
| Women's swimsuit size factor | 32 |
| Escape, as a con | 16 |
| Stage a prison break | 20 |
| Sightseeing excursion | 21 |
| Greyhound excursion, e.g. | 25 |
| Some school excursions | 22 |
| Smash to bits | 13 |
| Break into parts, as a monopoly | 31 |
| Interrupt, as a double play | 27 |
| Bring to an end, as a drug ring | 31 |
| With a substantial rack | 23 |
| Partonesque | 11 |
| Like West or Parton | 19 |
| Certain mass transit route | 26 |
| ___ a bee | 9 |
| Needing time off, perhaps | 25 |
| Buzzing all over the office? | 28 |
| Person on the go | 16 |
| Gathering of quilters with a looming deadline? | 46 |
| End of the tongue twister | 25 |
| People with little free time | 28 |
| Meddler | 7 |
| Gossiping sort | 14 |
| When there are lots of errands to run, say | 42 |
| Terse post-work summary | 23 |
| Core of a Casanova? | 19 |
| Part 2 of the directive | 23 |
| Advice to a baby boomer (Part 4) | 32 |
| Phone holdup | 12 |
| Phone's "try later" | 33 |
| Part of phone tag, sometimes | 28 |
| Frustrating call response | 25 |
| Conversation barrier | 20 |
| Caller's annoyance | 22 |
| A holdup | 8 |
| Phone tones | 11 |
| Reshining the pencils, e.g. | 27 |
| It's pointless and time-consuming | 37 |
| Love: Congreve | 14 |
| Essay: Part III | 15 |
| More than just harsh | 20 |
| Words by Clement Moore | 22 |
| Lighter fuels | 13 |
| Lighter fluids | 14 |