| "Meet the Press" guest, maybe | 39 |
| Acrid | 5 |
| Nose-wrinkling | 14 |
| Like radishes | 13 |
| Strong-smelling | 15 |
| Piquant; sharp | 14 |
| Like mustard | 12 |
| Weakest | 7 |
| Most runtlike | 13 |
| Easiest to beat up | 18 |
| Censure severely | 16 |
| Ground, say | 11 |
| Teach a lesson to | 17 |
| Send to one's room without supper, say | 42 |
| Put in a corner, perhaps | 24 |
| Keep after school | 17 |
| Hurt, like a groan-inducing joke? | 33 |
| Fine, perhaps | 13 |
| Penalty inflicters, e.g. | 24 |
| Furies, in myth | 15 |
| Some historical divisions of India | 34 |
| The Ramones' music | 22 |
| Young thug | 10 |
| Young hoodlum | 13 |
| Touchwood | 9 |
| Rancid's category | 21 |
| Music to slam dance to | 22 |
| Jello Biafra's genre | 24 |
| Two-bit delinquent | 18 |
| The Sex Pistols' genre | 26 |
| Television genre | 16 |
| Sex Pistols genre | 17 |
| Play a prank on, to Ashton Kutcher | 34 |
| Play a prank on (Sl.) | 21 |
| Play a practical joke on, slangily | 34 |
| Petty hoodlum | 13 |
| Kind of rock music | 18 |
| Small-time hood's pottery? | 30 |
| Ruffians | 8 |
| Petty hoodlums | 14 |
| Young hoods | 11 |
| Petty gangsters | 15 |
| Juvie hooligans | 15 |
| Like hoods | 10 |
| Very slow-burning, as a fire | 28 |
| Slow-burning | 12 |
| "__ Brewster": '80s sitcom | 40 |
| '80s title sitcom role for Soleil Moon Frye | 47 |
| Fun with words | 14 |
| Plays on words | 14 |
| They often evoke groaning and eye-rolling | 41 |
| Most knock-knock joke punch lines | 33 |
| Bits of wordplay | 16 |
| Some crossword clues | 20 |
| Groan-inducing jokes | 20 |
| Groan inducers | 14 |
| Groaners | 8 |
| Wits' bits | 14 |
| The lowest form of humor, it's said | 39 |
| Some wordplay | 13 |
| Painful plays on words | 22 |
| Groucho Marx specialties | 24 |
| Cerf specialties | 16 |
| You'll find some in this puzzle | 35 |
| Wordplays | 9 |
| Word plays | 10 |
| Witty bits | 10 |
| This puzzle's theme entries, e.g. | 37 |
| They're supposed to be corny... | 35 |
| They often elicit groans | 24 |
| Staple of Ogden Nash poems | 26 |
| Some puzzle clues | 17 |
| Some of Benny Hill's offerings | 34 |
| Some Groucho Marx humor | 23 |
| Some George Carlin jokes | 24 |
| Samples of wordplay | 19 |
| Puzzle clues, sometimes | 23 |
| Paronomasia samples | 19 |
| Mots of a sort | 14 |
| Many Groucho Marx quips | 23 |
| Many conundrums have them | 25 |
| Jokesters' standbys | 23 |
| Jokes that lead to groans | 25 |
| Jeux de mots | 12 |
| Instances of wordplay | 21 |
| Homophonic high jinks | 21 |
| Groan elicitors, often | 22 |
| Groan causers | 13 |
| Full-groan jokes | 16 |
| Evokers of groans | 17 |
| Essence of knock-knock jokes | 28 |
| Equivoques | 10 |
| Causes of grins and groans | 26 |
| Calembours | 10 |
| "Sanity clause" and others | 36 |
| Fourth-down play | 16 |
| Fourth down option | 18 |
| Fourth-down decision, often | 27 |
| Football strategy | 17 |
| Kick without a tee | 18 |