| Like Ophelia, in Act IV | 23 |
| Like Ophelia | 12 |
| Like one hatter | 15 |
| Like Mr. Dick | 13 |
| Like Mel Gibson in a 1979 film | 30 |
| Like Don Quixote | 16 |
| Like a Wonderland tea party | 27 |
| Like __ | 7 |
| Kind of scientist in cartoons | 29 |
| Kind of money or Hatter | 23 |
| Kind of hatter | 14 |
| Kind of cap or house | 20 |
| It's written by "the usual gang of idiots" | 56 |
| It publishes an annual "20 Dumbest People, Events and Things" list | 76 |
| It has a gap-toothed mascot | 27 |
| It has a cover price of "$2.99 CHEAP" | 47 |
| It facetiously calls its regular writers "the usual gang of idiots" | 77 |
| Humor magazine | 14 |
| Hopping _____ | 13 |
| Hopping ____ | 12 |
| Hopping __ | 10 |
| Hatter or money | 15 |
| Harvey Kurtzman was its first editor | 36 |
| George III descriptor | 21 |
| Gary Jules "___ World" | 32 |
| Follower of hopping | 19 |
| Dog or Hatter | 13 |
| Dam's reversal | 18 |
| Cracked competitor | 18 |
| Carroll's hatter | 20 |
| Cap or house | 12 |
| Bonkers ... or an overlapping word in four themed answers | 57 |
| Anthony Wayne | 13 |
| Alfred E. Neuman's mag | 26 |
| Alfred E. Neuman promoter | 25 |
| Alfred E. Neuman is its mascot | 30 |
| Al Jaffee's magazine | 24 |
| "Usual gang of idiots" magazine | 41 |
| "U ___ bro?" | 22 |
| "Spy Vs. Spy" publisher | 33 |
| "Spy vs. Spy" mag | 27 |
| "Cheap" satire magazine | 33 |
| "Cheap!" magazine | 27 |
| "All poets are ___": Burton | 37 |
| "--- About You" (Belinda Carlisle) | 44 |
| "___ Wednesday," Harold Lloyd film | 44 |
| "___ Wednesday," H. Lloyd film | 40 |
| "___ dogs and Englishmen . . . " | 42 |
| "___ About You" | 25 |
| "___ About the Boy": Coward | 37 |
| ''Spy vs. Spy'' magazine | 40 |
| ____ About You | 14 |
| ___ Max, Mel Gibson role | 24 |
| ___ Anthony Wayne | 17 |
| __ dash | 7 |
| Sitcom featuring Paul and Jamie Buchman | 39 |
| Sitcom about the Buchmans | 25 |
| Personalized humor magazine? | 28 |
| Paul Reiser/Helen Hunt series | 29 |
| Paul Reiser sitcom | 18 |
| Hunt series | 11 |
| Hit NBC comedy | 14 |
| Polite title | 12 |
| Lady of the house | 17 |
| Formal address | 14 |
| Polite female title | 19 |
| "___, I'm Adam" | 29 |
| My brothel's keeper? | 24 |
| Address for a gentlewoman | 25 |
| Woman of the House | 18 |
| Lady | 4 |
| Title for a lady | 16 |
| Mister's analogue | 21 |
| Matronly title | 14 |
| Bit of politesse, back and forth | 32 |
| "___ Butterfly" | 25 |
| ___ President | 13 |
| Word in a palindrome | 20 |
| Title for a woman | 17 |
| Source of the song "The Hostess With the Mostes' on the Ball" | 75 |
| Respectful term of address | 26 |
| Palindromic person | 18 |
| Palindrome within a palindrome | 30 |
| Lady's address | 18 |
| Donna | 5 |
| Chairwoman's address | 24 |
| Certain chairperson's address | 33 |
| Brothel's keeper | 20 |
| Bordello big shot | 17 |
| Address of fine women's stores? | 35 |
| Address from Jeeves | 19 |
| "Dear" letter addressee | 33 |
| ___ Speaker | 11 |
| ___ secretary | 13 |
| ___ Chair | 9 |
| You can't tell if she's coming or going | 47 |
| Working girl's boss | 23 |
| Word of politeness | 18 |
| Word heard in fine stores | 25 |
| Woman in charge of a bordello | 29 |