| Primary Sikh language | 21 |
| Language in Rawalpindi | 22 |
| Fan in India | 12 |
| Ashton Kutcher show | 19 |
| Apostrophized MTV title | 23 |
| MTV's defunct "Candid Camera" equivalent | 54 |
| MTV's answer to "Candid Camera" | 45 |
| MTV show once hosted by Ashton Kutcher | 38 |
| MTV show hosted by Ashton Kutcher | 33 |
| MTV hidden-camera show | 22 |
| MTV hidden camera show returning with Justin Bieber as host | 59 |
| Sex Pistols fan, e.g. | 21 |
| Rock musician | 13 |
| Some Warped Tour attendees | 26 |
| Young ruffian's favorite rock group? | 40 |
| Jack-o-lanterns, in a manner o' speakin'? | 49 |
| Conning like Kutcher | 20 |
| Where to buy green hair dye and body chains? | 44 |
| Sex Pistols' genre | 22 |
| Genre for Iggy Pop | 18 |
| '70s-'80s music genre | 29 |
| Sex Pistols fan | 15 |
| Rotten, e.g. | 12 |
| Potentially disastrous neighbors #5 | 35 |
| Thug's missile? | 19 |
| Second-rate missile? | 20 |
| Dud of a firework? | 18 |
| Richard Pryor title character with a big German dot on him? | 59 |
| Comedy writing? | 15 |
| Tried some wordplay | 19 |
| Told knock-knock jokes | 22 |
| Played on words | 15 |
| Made Berne burn? | 16 |
| Made a joke likely to be greeted with groans | 44 |
| Made a corny joke, probably | 27 |
| What the puzzlemaker did to the name in each of this puzzle's theme answers? | 80 |
| Waggish verbalist | 17 |
| Puzzle editor, at times | 23 |
| Containing more wordplay | 24 |
| Wit's way | 13 |
| Creating cutting wordplay? | 26 |
| Using wordplay | 14 |
| Wordplay-filled | 15 |
| Utilizing wordplay | 18 |
| Relying on homophony, perhaps | 29 |
| Producing groans, maybe | 23 |
| Playful, in a way | 17 |
| Like some Groucho Marx humor | 28 |
| Like many "knock-knock" jokes | 39 |
| Like "sanity clause" | 30 |
| Like "poultry in motion" | 34 |
| Like "Miró, Miró on the wall" | 45 |
| Groan-eliciting | 15 |
| Given to wordplay | 17 |
| Causing groans, perhaps | 23 |
| Hipster who's a quipster? | 29 |
| Andes wind | 10 |
| Andes tableland | 15 |
| Andean wind | 11 |
| Andean winds | 12 |
| Witty word whiz | 15 |
| Witty fellow | 12 |
| Type of humorist | 16 |
| One who may treat homonyms as synonyms | 38 |
| One skilled at wordplay | 23 |
| Ogden Nash, notably | 19 |
| Joker who often elicits groans | 30 |
| Equivoque master | 16 |
| Cunning linguist, e.g. | 22 |
| Cause of groans | 15 |
| Bennett Cerf, for one | 21 |
| Bennett Cerf was one | 20 |
| Wordplay specialists | 20 |
| Word players | 12 |
| Certain wags | 12 |
| ___ Arenas, Chile | 17 |
| ___ Arenas (Chilean port) | 25 |
| --- Arenas (Chilean seaport) | 28 |
| ___ del Este | 12 |
| ___ Arenas | 10 |
| Fencing pass | 12 |
| -- del Este, Uruguay | 20 |
| ___ del Este, Uruguay | 21 |
| ___ Arenas, city in Chile | 25 |
| ___ Arenas, Chilean port | 24 |
| ___ Arenas (Chilean seaport) | 28 |
| Humor in its verse possible form? | 33 |
| Did a fourth down job | 21 |
| Like some footballs and boats | 29 |
| Kicked on a fourth down | 23 |
| Gave up the ball | 16 |
| Gave up by giving up control | 28 |
| Engaged in equivocation | 23 |
| Rudely removed Lurch from the "Addams Family" set? | 60 |
| Opted to duck | 13 |
| Boat on a gridiron | 18 |
| Play mainly for defense | 23 |
| Soccer point, in Spain | 22 |
| Dot, in Spain | 13 |
| Gridiron runback | 16 |