| Hatchery supplies | 17 |
| Grainy-textured fish eggs | 25 |
| Fish eggs (var.) | 16 |
| Fish and lobster eggs | 21 |
| Fictitious Richard et al. | 25 |
| Fictitious names of court figures | 33 |
| Fictitious defendants | 21 |
| Female ruminants | 16 |
| Eurasian grazers | 16 |
| Deer and Preacher | 17 |
| Coral and caviar | 16 |
| Caviars, e.g. | 13 |
| Caviar, etc. | 12 |
| Beluga and ossetra | 18 |
| Anonymous Richard and Jane | 26 |
| "That's hilarious," in Internet-speak | 51 |
| Texter's response to a hilarious joke | 41 |
| Netizen's "That's hysterical!" | 48 |
| Modern response to hilarity | 27 |
| It's somewhat stronger than LOL | 35 |
| Guffaw in an AOL chat room | 26 |
| "That's too funny," to surfers | 44 |
| "OMG, that's hilarious" | 37 |
| "I'm hysterical!" in netspeak | 43 |
| Yankee Maris, informally | 24 |
| Baseball's Maris, to pals | 29 |
| Baseball's Maris, for short | 31 |
| Mick's Yankee teammate | 26 |
| Krivoy ___ (Ukrainian city) | 27 |
| Krivoi ___, Ukraine | 19 |
| Critic Ebert, informally | 24 |
| "Mad Men" nickname | 28 |
| Hair-raising stuff | 18 |
| Hair-raising brand | 18 |
| Thinning hair treatment | 23 |
| Provider of renewed coverage? | 29 |
| Producer of a hair-raising experience? | 38 |
| It increases one's chances of growth? | 41 |
| Increaser of one's growth potential? | 40 |
| Hair-raising product? | 21 |
| Growth industry brand? | 22 |
| Drug that promotes male growth | 30 |
| Alternative to Propecia | 23 |
| 007 portrayer Moore | 19 |
| Wilco's partner | 19 |
| 'Message received' | 26 |
| Jolly ___ | 9 |
| Jolly fellow? | 13 |
| Wilco preceder | 14 |
| Sir ___ de Coverley | 19 |
| Rival of Rafael and Novak | 25 |
| O.K.! | 5 |
| Flyboy's agreement | 22 |
| Bacon | 5 |
| Slugger Maris | 13 |
| Runner Bannister | 16 |
| Received, at NASA | 17 |
| OK, on a walkie-talkie | 22 |
| NASA acknowledgement | 20 |
| Ham's acknowledgment | 24 |
| Critic Ebert | 12 |
| Bannister or Moore | 18 |
| Actor Moore from London | 23 |
| "Message received and understood" | 43 |
| Word on the transmitter | 23 |
| W.J.C.'s half brother. O.K.! | 32 |
| Understood in radio | 20 |
| Staubach of football | 20 |
| Settler Williams | 16 |
| Rhode Island founder Williams | 29 |
| Reviewer Ebert | 14 |
| Radiotelephony term | 19 |
| Radioer's reply | 19 |
| Radioer's "Message received" | 42 |
| Radioer's "Got it!" | 33 |
| Radioer's 'Got it' | 30 |
| Radio O.K. | 10 |
| Rabbit of filmdom | 17 |
| Post-Sean bond | 14 |
| Pink Floyd cofounder Waters | 27 |
| Pilot's word | 16 |
| Pilot's "OK" | 26 |
| O.K. by radio | 13 |
| Mudd | 4 |
| Mr. de Coverley | 15 |
| Movie critic Ebert | 18 |
| Moore or Mudd | 13 |
| Moore in "Moonraker" | 30 |
| Miler Bannister | 15 |
| Message: "I acknowledge" | 34 |
| Message received | 16 |
| Maris or Williams | 17 |
| Maris or Miller | 15 |
| Maris or Clemens | 16 |
| Jolly one? | 10 |
| Jolly name | 10 |
| Jolly item | 10 |
| Jolly guy | 9 |
| Jolly ___ (pirate flag) | 23 |
| He played Tommy in "Tommy" | 36 |