| Claw badly | 10 |
| Beat up but good | 16 |
| Badly rough up | 14 |
| Clobbered | 9 |
| Worked over | 11 |
| Hardly treated with kid gloves | 30 |
| Handled without care | 20 |
| Roughed up | 10 |
| Beaten badly | 12 |
| Attacked by a lion, e.g. | 24 |
| Torn to bits, as by a lion | 26 |
| Injured by a bear | 17 |
| Brutalized | 10 |
| Bear-clawed | 11 |
| Badly beaten up | 15 |
| Manhandles | 10 |
| Heavy hammers | 13 |
| Handles roughly | 15 |
| Treats roughly | 14 |
| Stake drivers | 13 |
| Heavy hitters | 13 |
| Ill-treats | 10 |
| Batters | 7 |
| Wooden-headed hammers | 21 |
| Wedge drivers | 13 |
| Sledgehammers | 13 |
| Roughs up | 9 |
| Really roughs up | 16 |
| Kenyan rebel of the 1950s | 25 |
| '50s Kenyan revolutionary | 29 |
| Tribesmen in the film "Simba" | 39 |
| Terrorize, in slang | 19 |
| Member of a Kenyan secret society | 33 |
| Kenyan secret society | 21 |
| Kenyan rebel group of the 1950s | 31 |
| Kenyan rebel | 12 |
| Kenyan group in a 1950s uprising | 32 |
| Fighters for Kenyan independence | 32 |
| Certain Kenyan | 14 |
| 1950s terrorist | 15 |
| 1950s Kenyan rebel | 18 |
| '50s Kenyan rebel | 21 |
| Toledo's river | 18 |
| Toledo suburb | 13 |
| River through Toledo, Ohio | 26 |
| River through Toledo | 20 |
| River formed near Fort Wayne | 28 |
| Ohio-Indiana river | 18 |
| Lake Erie feeder | 16 |
| ___ Loa | 7 |
| ___ Kea | 7 |
| ___ Loa, Hawaiian volcano | 25 |
| Loa or Kea lead-in | 18 |
| Loa or Kea antecedent | 21 |
| __ Loa (Hawaiian volcano) | 25 |
| __ Loa | 6 |
| Word with Loa or Kea | 20 |
| Word before Kea or Loa | 22 |
| Volcano's opening? | 22 |
| Volcano opening | 15 |
| Mountain, on Hawaii | 19 |
| Mountain, in Hawaiian | 21 |
| Loa or Kea preceder | 19 |
| It's a high point, in Hilo | 30 |
| High point, in Hawaiian | 23 |
| Hawaii's -- Loa | 19 |
| "Mountain," in Hawaii | 31 |
| ''Loa'' or ''Kea'' lead-in | 58 |
| -- Loa | 6 |
| _____Loa | 8 |
| ____ Loa | 8 |
| ___ Loa, Hawaii | 15 |
| ___ Loa (Hawaiian volcano) | 26 |
| ___ Kea, Hawaiian peak | 22 |
| __ Loa (Hawaiian peak) | 22 |
| Site of many observatories | 26 |
| Measured base to peak, the world's tallest mountain | 55 |
| Literally, "white mountain" | 37 |
| Home of the Keck Observatory | 28 |
| Hawaii's highest peak | 25 |
| Dormant volcano of Hawaii | 25 |
| Peak east of Captain Cook | 25 |
| Big Island volcano | 18 |
| World's largest volcano by volume | 37 |
| Vine whose flowers are used to make leis | 40 |
| Site of the Mokuaweoweo crater | 30 |
| Pacific volcano | 15 |
| Literally, it means "long mountain" | 45 |
| Island volcano | 14 |
| Hawaiian smoker | 15 |
| Earth's largest volcano | 27 |
| Stapleton or O'Hara | 23 |
| Six-time Jane | 13 |
| Singer McGovern | 15 |
| O'Sullivan from Boyle | 25 |
| O'Hara of films | 19 |
| Columnist Dowd | 14 |
| Charles Joseph's Mrs. | 26 |
| Actress O'Hara | 18 |
| Tycoon Strong | 13 |