| British boors | 13 |
| Beastie follower | 16 |
| Altar and tom | 13 |
| About half of all schoolchildren | 32 |
| "The History ___" (Tony-winning play) | 47 |
| "The _____ of Summer" | 31 |
| "The _____ From Brazil" | 33 |
| "The ___ of Summer" | 29 |
| "___ Town," 1938 Tracy film | 37 |
| "___ Town," 1938 Rooney film | 38 |
| "___ Don't Cry" | 29 |
| Merit-badge wearer | 18 |
| Young troop member | 18 |
| Three-fingered saluter | 22 |
| Merit-badge earner | 18 |
| Merit badge earner, perhaps | 27 |
| Eagle aspirer | 13 |
| Competitor in a pinewood derby | 30 |
| Badge recipient | 15 |
| Spike Lee film | 14 |
| 1991 John Singleton film | 24 |
| 1991 film that earned John Singleton a Best Director nomination | 63 |
| Singer/songwriter Scaggs | 24 |
| Literary pen name | 17 |
| Literary pseudonym | 18 |
| Dickens | 7 |
| Dickens's pen name | 22 |
| Dickens pseudonym | 17 |
| Dickens pen name | 16 |
| Singer Scaggs | 13 |
| Dickens alias | 13 |
| Pen name of Charles Dickens | 27 |
| Guitarist Scaggs | 16 |
| Dickensian pseudonym | 20 |
| Dickens's nom de plume | 26 |
| Dickens nickname | 16 |
| Dickens moniker | 15 |
| "Sketches by ___": 1836 | 33 |
| Singer Skaggs | 13 |
| Singer Scaggs with the album "Silk Degrees" | 53 |
| Rocker Scaggs | 13 |
| Pen name for Dickens | 20 |
| Nickname for rocker William Royce Scaggs | 40 |
| Name attached to some 1836 "Sketches" | 47 |
| English lit moniker | 19 |
| Dickens's pseudonym | 23 |
| Dickens's "Sketches by ___" | 41 |
| Dickens' Sketches by ____ | 32 |
| Dickens, sometimes | 18 |
| Dickens the sketchwriter | 24 |
| Charles Dickens pseudonym | 25 |
| "Sketches" pseudonym | 30 |
| "Sketches by __": Dickens work | 40 |
| "Sketches by ___" (1836 satires) | 42 |
| "Sketches by ___" (1836 book) | 39 |
| "Sketches by ___" | 27 |
| "Sketches by ___," 1836 | 33 |
| "Lowdown" singer Scaggs | 33 |
| "Lido Shuffle" rocker Scaggs | 38 |
| Guy | 3 |
| Joker | 5 |
| Creep | 5 |
| Goofball | 8 |
| Tough guy | 9 |
| Classic clown | 13 |
| TV clown | 8 |
| Clown of renown | 15 |
| Legendary clown | 15 |
| Old TV clown | 12 |
| A real clown | 12 |
| Dumb ox | 7 |
| Incompetent one | 15 |
| Clown of early TV | 17 |
| Clown name | 10 |
| Big, stupid guy | 15 |
| Stupid fellow | 13 |
| Red-headed clown | 16 |
| Long-popular TV clown | 21 |
| Foolish dunce | 13 |
| Clown of the '50s | 21 |
| TV clown of the 50's | 24 |
| This guy is no doll | 19 |
| Stupidhead | 10 |
| Rude, annoying one, in slang | 28 |
| Popular clown | 13 |
| Old television clown | 20 |
| Noted clown | 11 |
| Name for a clown | 16 |
| Long-popular clown | 18 |
| Legendary TV clown | 18 |
| He's a real clown | 21 |
| Giant among clowns | 18 |
| Galoot's cousin | 19 |
| Franchised clown of early TV | 28 |
| Famous clown | 12 |
| Famed clown | 11 |
| Clown's name | 16 |
| Clown since 1946 | 16 |
| Clown of TV fame | 16 |
| Classic TV clown | 16 |