| Surprisingly foul-mouthed comedian Bob | 38 |
| Comedian featured in "The Aristocrats" | 48 |
| Bob who played the dad on "Full House" | 48 |
| Bob of "How I Met Your Mother" | 40 |
| Actor Bob of "Full House" | 35 |
| "Raising Dad" sitcom star | 35 |
| "Full House" costar Bob | 33 |
| "Full House" actor Bob | 32 |
| Suggestions for making funny videos? | 36 |
| Like bodies, after gravity takes over | 37 |
| City in Paul Simon's "America" | 44 |
| City in Michigan's Greater Tri-Cities | 41 |
| Starchy food obtained from palms | 32 |
| Site of a 2006 West Virginia mining tragedy | 43 |
| Palm starch used in foods and fabrics | 37 |
| Isn't straight in the middle | 32 |
| What an overloaded bookshelf does | 33 |
| Visibly can't stand the weight | 34 |
| Is low around the waist, as pants | 33 |
| Doesn't look at all youthful | 32 |
| Doesn't hold up well, in a way | 34 |
| Tall cactus with "arms" | 33 |
| Tall bloomer with candelabra-shaped branches | 44 |
| Plant on the back of Arizona's state quarter | 48 |
| ''The English Patient'' setting | 47 |
| Region roughly the size of the United States | 44 |
| Area south of the Atlas Mountains | 33 |
| World's third-largest desert | 32 |
| Where The Police drink "Tea" | 38 |
| Saint-Exupéry's mysterious desert | 40 |
| It's hot and dry most of the year | 37 |
| It's 3.5 million square miles | 33 |
| Desert that covers most of North Africa | 39 |
| Desert south of the Atlas Mountains | 35 |
| Arabic word for "desert" | 34 |
| 3 1/2 million square mile expanse | 33 |
| Title of respect in colonial India | 34 |
| Term of address in colonial India | 33 |
| What Punjab called Daddy Warbucks | 33 |
| Term of respect in colonial India | 33 |
| Form of address in Colonial India | 33 |
| Respectful title in British India | 33 |
| Master, in "The Raj Quartet" | 38 |
| Form of address in British India | 32 |
| Colonial word for "master," in India | 46 |
| Colonial Indian title of respect | 32 |
| Address in "Gunga Din" | 32 |
| Address in ''Gunga Din'' | 40 |
| "A Passage to India" title | 36 |
| "Heartland" autobiographer | 36 |
| Comic dubbed "Will Rogers with fangs" | 47 |
| Satirist who wrote jokes for J.F.K. | 35 |
| Satirist who was a joke writer for JFK | 38 |
| Mort who said "My life needs editing" | 47 |
| Montreal-born comic who wrote jokes for J.F.K. | 46 |
| Joke writer for many Kennedy campaign speeches | 46 |
| He released "The New Frontier" in 1961 | 48 |
| First Annual Grammy Awards host Mort | 36 |
| Early comic who inspired Woody Allen | 36 |
| Comic with the 1955 album "At Sunset" | 47 |
| Comic who wrote jokes for Kennedy | 33 |
| Comic labeled “Will Rogers with fangs” | 46 |
| Canadian-born political satirist | 32 |
| "Will Rogers with fangs," per Time | 44 |
| "The Next President" comedian | 39 |
| "The Future Lies Ahead" comedian, 1958 | 48 |
| "Look Forward in Anger" comedian | 42 |
| "Heartland" autobiographer Mort | 41 |
| "At Sunset" comic Mort | 32 |
| The Shirelles' "Mama ___" | 39 |
| "He" and "she" follower | 43 |
| The Shirelles' ''Mama ___'' | 47 |
| Neil Diamond "I Am ... I ___" | 39 |
| Common word in dialogue passages | 32 |
| "That's what she ___" | 35 |
| "Mama ---" (The Shirelles) | 36 |
| ''You ___ mouthful!'' | 37 |
| "You just __ mouthful!" | 33 |
| ''You ___ mouthful'' | 36 |
| "You ___!" ("Right on!") | 44 |
| "There! I've ___ Again" | 37 |
| "If I've ___ once . . . " | 39 |
| Turned down, with "to" | 32 |
| Just followed Nancy Reagan's advice? | 40 |
| Responded to one on his knee, to his delight | 44 |
| City captured by the French in 1859 | 35 |
| Broadway's 'Miss --' | 32 |
| Compete in the America's Cup | 32 |
| Compete for the America's Cup | 33 |
| Attack, with ''into'' | 37 |
| "___ on, O Union . . . " | 34 |
| "___ Along, Silvery Moon," 1937 song | 46 |
| Nicholson role in "The Last Detail" | 45 |
| London was one; so was O'Neill | 34 |
| He may take liberties with women? | 33 |
| Buffett was a son of a son of one | 33 |
| Who was with The Doors' "Angels" | 46 |
| "There Is Nothing Like a Dame" singers | 48 |
| "On the Town" characters | 34 |
| Encounters no resistance (with "along") | 49 |