| Knees and elbows | 16 |
| Elbows and knees | 16 |
| Elbow, knee, et al. | 19 |
| Elbow and knee | 14 |
| Cheap dives | 11 |
| Articulations | 13 |
| Ace bandage sites | 17 |
| Part of an ownership team | 25 |
| Property co-owner | 17 |
| Composer Norman Dello __ | 24 |
| Supporting timber | 17 |
| Horizontal beam | 15 |
| Ceiling supporter | 17 |
| Floorboard supporter | 20 |
| Floor support beam | 18 |
| Ceiling supporting beam | 23 |
| Building supporter | 18 |
| Beam supporting a ceiling | 25 |
| Beam in the attic | 17 |
| Skater Starbuck | 15 |
| Bart Simpson's middle name | 30 |
| White of the NBA | 17 |
| Skater Starbuck who was married to Terry Bradshaw | 49 |
| One-named singer with the debut album "Leave (Get Out)" | 65 |
| One-named singer with the 2006 hit "Too Little Too Late" | 66 |
| Name in the Beatles' "Get Back" | 45 |
| Moore of Polo Grounds fame | 26 |
| Mojo __: "Powerpuff Girls" villain | 44 |
| Mojo ___ (Powerpuff Girls villain) | 34 |
| Mojo ___ ("Powerfpuff Girls" character) | 49 |
| Guy from Tucson in a Beatles song | 33 |
| Ex-outfielder White | 19 |
| "___ left his home in Tucson, Arizona" (Beatles lyric) | 64 |
| "___ Dancer, Your Life Is Calling" (1986 Richard Pryor movie) | 71 |
| "__ left his home in Tucson, Arizona": Beatles lyric | 62 |
| '70s U.S. skating champ Starbuck | 36 |
| It may be practical | 19 |
| Monologue bit | 13 |
| It's just for laughs | 24 |
| Stand-up's delivery | 23 |
| Part of a routine | 17 |
| Leno line | 9 |
| It often takes place in a bar | 29 |
| It may be practical or delivered in a nightclub | 47 |
| It may be inside | 16 |
| Dangerfield product | 19 |
| "Last Comic Standing" offering | 40 |
| "A man walks into a bar" story, often | 47 |
| Toastmaster's offering | 26 |
| Speechmaker's opening | 25 |
| Routine element | 15 |
| Ridiculously inadequate thing | 29 |
| Practical thing? | 16 |
| One often takes place in a bar | 30 |
| One may begin "Knock knock" | 37 |
| One may be running over time | 28 |
| Monologue component | 19 |
| Leno piece | 10 |
| Knock-knock, for one | 20 |
| Knock knock e.g. | 17 |
| Knee-slapper, e.g. | 18 |
| Kid (around) | 12 |
| Joe Miller item | 15 |
| Jay Leno offering | 17 |
| Jay Leno monologue unit | 23 |
| It's best when cracked | 26 |
| It's bad when nobody gets it | 32 |
| It might begin, "Knock knock" | 39 |
| It might be practical | 21 |
| It may start with someone entering a bar | 40 |
| It may begin with a buildup | 27 |
| It may begin with "Knock knock" | 41 |
| It may be delivered at a nightclub | 34 |
| It has a punch line | 19 |
| Hope offering | 13 |
| Henny Youngman delivery | 23 |
| Friars Club offering | 20 |
| Delivery at a nightclub | 23 |
| Cause for winking | 17 |
| Bit from Goldberg or Hedberg | 28 |
| A good one is cracked | 21 |
| "A guy walks into a bar ..." may start one | 52 |
| Wasn't serious | 18 |
| Was facetious | 13 |
| Wisecracked | 11 |
| Told knee-slappers | 18 |
| Spoke in jest | 13 |
| Played a card? | 14 |
| Engaged in banter | 17 |
| Was witty | 9 |
| Told gags | 9 |
| Caused a breakup? | 17 |
| Canasta card | 12 |
| Wild card | 9 |
| Leg-puller | 10 |
| Real card | 9 |
| Deck extra | 10 |
| Wild guy? | 9 |
| Part of the deck | 16 |
| One of two sans suit | 20 |