| Event for tear gas | 18 |
| Event (as opposed to a sit-in) that might legitimize the use of pepper spray | 76 |
| English act of 1715 | 19 |
| Emulate a mob | 13 |
| Display mob mentality | 21 |
| Disorderly way to run | 21 |
| Disorderly profusion | 20 |
| Disorderly demonstration | 24 |
| Disorderly brawl | 16 |
| Demonstrate in a way | 20 |
| Concert outbreak | 16 |
| Comic on a roll | 15 |
| Comedy standout | 15 |
| Comedy hit | 10 |
| Comedic sensation | 17 |
| Colorful profusion | 18 |
| Civil commotion | 15 |
| Cell-block brawl | 16 |
| Cell block uprising | 19 |
| Cell block brawl | 16 |
| Celebrate a championship by destroying your city, say | 53 |
| Cause for calling in the National Guard | 39 |
| Card at a party | 15 |
| Burn and loot | 13 |
| Bruhaha | 7 |
| Big melee | 9 |
| Be uncivilly disobedient | 24 |
| Be civilly disobedient, in a way | 32 |
| Alice, to Ralph | 15 |
| Act to be read | 14 |
| Act of a sort | 13 |
| A way not to run | 16 |
| A laugh-a-minute | 16 |
| 1886 Haymarket hullabaloo | 25 |
| 1886 Haymarket bombing aftermath | 32 |
| "You're a ___, Alice" | 35 |
| "Metal Health" Quiet ___ | 34 |
| "Blazing Saddles," e.g. | 33 |
| ___ of color | 12 |
| ___ Act of 1715 | 15 |
| Something often read | 20 |
| It's read to the unruly | 27 |
| It's read to the rowdy | 26 |
| What gets read to rabble-rousers | 32 |
| Vigorous reprimand | 18 |
| Severe reprimand, in metaphor | 29 |
| Reprimander's reading | 25 |
| Reprimander's "reading" | 37 |
| Reading to the unruly | 21 |
| Reading in an unruly class? | 27 |
| Reading in a disorderly class? | 30 |
| Reading from an irate parent? | 29 |
| Read the ___ to (fuss at and then some) | 39 |
| Read the ___ (censure) | 22 |
| Read the ___ | 12 |
| Old means of crowd control | 26 |
| Metaphorical reading to a misbehaving kid | 41 |
| Metaphor for a good scolding | 28 |
| Lengthy reproval | 16 |
| It's read to a misbehaving child | 36 |
| It may be read to a miscreant | 29 |
| It may be read before a grounding | 33 |
| Controversial 1715 measure of Parliament | 40 |
| A vigorous reprimand (with "the") | 43 |
| A vigorous reprimand (with ''the'') | 51 |
| 2002 Pearl Jam album with the hit "Save You" | 54 |
| Threw Molotov cocktails, e.g. | 29 |
| Reacted with outrage, as a mob | 30 |
| Ran amok en masse | 17 |
| Lost control en masse | 21 |
| Brawled | 7 |
| Went mad | 8 |
| Took to the streets, in a way | 29 |
| Took to the streets | 19 |
| Took part in a mob scene | 24 |
| Smashed windows, maybe | 22 |
| Smashed windows and so forth | 28 |
| Ran amok in public | 18 |
| Overturned cars, perhaps | 24 |
| Lost control big time | 22 |
| Joined the mob? | 15 |
| Joined the mob, maybe | 21 |
| Joined the mob | 14 |
| Had an uprising | 15 |
| Engaged in unrestrained revelry | 31 |
| Demonstrated, in a dramatic way | 31 |
| Demonstrated dramatically | 25 |
| Created a rowdydow | 18 |
| Created a major disturbance | 27 |
| Burned and looted | 17 |
| Hooligan | 8 |
| Water cannon target | 19 |
| Tear gas target | 15 |
| Violent troublemaker | 20 |
| Violent demonstrator | 20 |
| Tears may be brought to one's eyes | 38 |
| Taser target | 12 |
| Protest participant, perhaps | 28 |
| Disorderly one | 14 |
| Violent protester | 17 |