| Joiner's groove | 19 |
| Like doorjambs | 14 |
| Formed a joint, in carpentry | 28 |
| Wood grooves | 12 |
| Channels for joints | 19 |
| Talmudic sport? | 15 |
| Robert Browning subject | 23 |
| Harry Kemelman sleuth | 21 |
| Kosher kitchen cuisine? | 23 |
| Yeshiva study | 13 |
| Kosher cut of beef? | 19 |
| Treaty with Bugs? | 17 |
| Updike protagonist | 18 |
| Recording of a Jewish leader's talk? | 40 |
| 1991 Pulitzer Prize | 19 |
| Lively sphere at Shea | 21 |
| Bugs Bunny's loved ones? | 28 |
| Updike work on cooking wild game? | 33 |
| Kind of blueberry | 17 |
| Bunny's thigh bone? | 23 |
| Raw vegetables, informally | 26 |
| Salad, to disdainers | 20 |
| Coat material, perhaps | 22 |
| Wonderland entrance | 19 |
| Kind of shelter | 15 |
| Cottontail coop | 15 |
| THUMPER | 7 |
| 1982 Pulitzer Prize winner | 26 |
| Why Bugs Bunny's dieting? | 29 |
| Fruit for lagomorphs? | 21 |
| Bugs's favorite author? | 27 |
| Illegal blow | 12 |
| Pugilistic prohibition | 22 |
| Kind of neck blow | 17 |
| Boxer's jumpy cheap shot? | 29 |
| Blow to the kidney, perhaps | 27 |
| ...mammal) Illegal blow in boxing (Old lottery... | 49 |
| Aussie rodent | 13 |
| Wood-and-chicken-wire enclosure | 31 |
| First in a John Updike novel series | 35 |
| 1960 novel whose protagonist is Harry Angstrom | 46 |
| 1960 John Updike novel | 22 |
| Book about a symbol found on a prehistoric burrow wall? | 55 |
| Warren denizens | 15 |
| Quick multipliers | 17 |
| Peter and Brer, for two | 23 |
| Participants in hat tricks? | 27 |
| Multiplication experts? | 23 |
| Mr. MacGregor's trespassers | 31 |
| Metaphors for fright | 20 |
| Lapins | 6 |
| Flopsy and Mopsy | 16 |
| Bunnies | 7 |
| ___ foot | 8 |
| Lucky charms, supposedly | 24 |
| Bunny house? | 12 |
| Hasenpfeffer | 12 |
| Country-pop singer Eddie | 24 |
| Warren weeping? | 15 |
| Antenna for singer Eddie? | 25 |
| Early pregnancy check | 21 |
| Means to the top of a bunny slope? | 34 |
| Bus that makes short hops? | 26 |
| Magician's standby | 22 |
| What a bunny buyer at a pet shop might want? | 44 |
| Crowded quarters | 16 |
| Stir the public | 15 |
| US playwright and boxer | 23 |
| Gargantua's creator | 23 |
| Pantagruel creator | 18 |
| Creator of Gargantua and Pantagruel | 35 |
| Comic genius of world literature | 32 |
| Author who used the pseudonym “Alcofribas Nasier,” an anagram of his full name | 86 |
| Author of "Gargantua" | 31 |
| Alcofribas Nasier's real name | 33 |
| Alcofribas Nasier | 17 |
| "Gargantua and Pantagruel" author | 43 |
| Sound familiar | 14 |
| Co-organizer of the Montgomery bus boycott, 1955 | 48 |
| Rage: Sp. | 9 |
| A Muslim month | 14 |
| Crazed Man U fans, perhaps? | 27 |
| With keen interest | 18 |
| Itzhak and Leah | 15 |
| Indian crops | 12 |
| Mortar beaters | 14 |
| Jewish scholars | 15 |
| Ric-___ (wavy fabric) | 21 |
| Biblical word of reproach | 25 |
| N.T. term of reproach | 21 |
| Contemptuous biblical exclamation | 33 |
| French poet: 1589–1670 | 29 |
| '20s outerwear | 18 |
| Dash with a deadline | 20 |
| What a bomb defuser may be in | 29 |
| Rush to beat a deadline | 23 |
| Desperate dash | 14 |
| Attempt to beat the clock | 25 |
| Controversial thing to play | 27 |
| They run lap after lap | 22 |