Referring Clues

• Laugh-a-minute
• Urban unrest
• Very funny fellow
• Laugh ___
• Civil disorder
• Run amok
• Uproar
• Protest that gets out of hand
• Hit at Catch a Rising Star
• Real howler
• Funny one
• Donnybrook
• Very funny one
• Warden's fear
• Celebration that gets out of hand
• Uprising at Attica
• Brawl
• Scream
• Good comedian
• Civil uprising
• Profusion
• Hilarious comedian
• Laughfest
• Lots of laughs
• Quite a card
• Quite a comedy
• Comedy hit
• Knee-slapper
• Sidesplitter
• Side-splitter
• Situation for rubber bullets
• Urban disturbance
• Unruly event
• Gasser
• Very funny person
• Card
• Hilarious one
• Barrel of laughs
• Wild time
• Some mayhem
• Successful comic
• Uprising
• Go wild
• ___ Act (1715 law)
• One who's just too funny
• Prison unrest
• Laugh-a-minute type
• Protest gone bad
• ___ of color
• Hilarious happening
• Brilliant display
• Real sidesplitter
• Laugh-a-minute sort
• Emulate a mob
• Event involving burning and looting
• Potential lockdown preceder
• Comic who kills
• Hilariously funny thing
• Hilarious act
• Mob scene
• Comedy standout
• Big melee
• Scream, so to speak
• Read the ___ act
• Haymarket Square event
• Quiet ___ ('80s heavy metal band)
• "Act" that may be read aloud
• Hilarious person
• Let loose in the streets
• Haymarket Square happening
• Civil disturbance
• Vivid display
• Rampage through the streets
• Hysterical person
• Knee-slapping show
• Wild display
• Protest in the streets
• Laugh and a half
• Class clown
• Wild display of color
• Class clown, for one
• Protest gone awry
• Civil unrest
• Public disturbance
• Howling success
• Sidesplitting comedy
• Mob activity
• Revolting development?
• Wild disorder
• Real scream
• Laugh-a-minute comedy
• Mob action
• Quite a hoot
• Prelude to a prison lockdown
• Hoot
• Public ruckus
• Out-of-control situation
• Panic
• Wild outbreak
• Ran-tan
• Real joker
• Cause for a lockdown
• Stonewall ___ (1969 Greenwich Village event)
• Outbreak
• Tear-gassing cause
• Laugh-fest
• Word with run or race
• Display mob mentality
• Protest violently
• Word after run or before gun
• Mayhem in the streets
• Prison uprising
• One way to run
• Hysterical one
• Prison chaos
• Kind of act
• Disorderly way to run
• Hilarious character
• Real card
• Run ___
• Public disorder
• Violent unrest
• Something very funny
• Something hilarious
• Gas
• Comedic sensation
• Very funny situation
• Funny fellow
• Card at a party
• Certain act
• Unruly outbreak
• Free-for-all
• Run rampant
• Act that may be read aloud
• Public panic
• Type of act or squad
• "You're a ___, Alice"
• Go on a rampage
• Cell-block brawl
• Hilarious performance
• The National Guard might end one
• Public act of violence
• Violent disorder
• Cause of a lockdown
• Thigh-slapper
• Notable Haymarket Square event
• Word with "act" or "gear"
• Mob gone wild
• Rampage
• Word with act or gear
• Run wild
• Burn and loot, e.g.
• Uprising at Folsom
• Act opener
• Alice, to Ralph
• Something that made a Yippie say "Yippee!"
• First-rate stand-up comic
• Fray
• Real comedian
• Looter's paradise
• Looting in the streets
• Real knee-slapper
• Burn and loot
• Urban uprising
• Public upheaval
• Something hysterical
• Violent protest
• Real cutup
• Disorderly demonstration
• Go hog wild
• Hilarious fellow
• Mr. Hilarious
• Warden's woe
• Read the ___ act (get tough)
• With 7-Down, something read during a lecture?
• Bottle-throwing occasion
• Fracas
• Wildly amusing one
• "You're a ___, Alice"
• Run ___
• Lockdown cause
• 1886 Haymarket hullabaloo
• Prison problem
• One who really evokes laughter
• Out-of-control crowd situation
• Scene after winning a championship, maybe
• Go hog-wild
• Comedian who kills
• Bruhaha
• Cell block disorder
• Mob disorder
• Reaction from a bad crowd?
• Hysterically funny sort
• Funny person
• Be uncivilly disobedient
• Anarchy
• Hilarious joke
• Supreme comedy
• Event in a prison movie
• Event (as opposed to a sit-in) that might legitimize the use of pepper spray
• Big brawl
• Warden's worry
• See 13-Across
• Hilarious thing
• Life-of-the-party type
• Attica uprising
• Good 23-Across, say
• Real hoot
• Mob revolt
• Looting spree
• Laugh-a-minute guy
• Pandemonium
• Blackout worry
• Street tumult
• Street fight
• Huge brawl
• Mob brawl
• Uproarious story
• Lawless outbreak
• Kind of squad
• Kind of squad
• Kind of squad
• Cause for calling in the National Guard
• Warden's nightmare
• Chaotic situation
• ___ Act
• Laugh-out-loud story
• Disturbance of the peace
• Comic on a roll
• Profusion, as of color
• Uproariously funny sort
• Situation for tear gas
• Serious uprising
• Sing Sing outbreak
• Sing Sing disorder
• With 33-Down, plastic shields and such
• Mad mob
• Chaotic scene
• Wild melee
• Really funny person
• Wildly funny joke
• Stitch
• Wild way to run
• With "quiet," an oxymoron
• Pussy ___
• Laugh fest
• Sly & the Family Stone's "There's a ___ Goin' On"
• Sidesplitting person
• Pussy ___ (Russian girl group)
• 1886 Haymarket bombing aftermath
• Wreak havoc in the streets
• Celebrate a championship by destroying your city, say
• Be civilly disobedient, in a way
• Melee
• Public uproar
• Total cutup
• Very funny guy
• The life of the party
• Looting event
• Violent disturbance
• Crowd out of control
• Street brawl
• Cut-up
• Disorderly brawl
• Read the ___ act (rebuke firmly)
• Bedlam
• English act of 1715
• Chaos
• Convulsively comical character
• ___ gear
• Place for Mace
• Instance of civil unrest
• Cutup
• Top card?
• Ruckus
• Cell block brawl
• Prison outbreak
• Type of gear in a prison?
• Shields may be used in one
• Million laughs
• "Language of the unheard," per Martin Luther King Jr.
• Prison disruption
• Unbridled episode
• Life of the party
• Laugh-a-minute fellow
• A way to run
• Disorderly conduct
• Reason for tear gas
• Anarchic action
• Violent mob rampage
• Card relative?
• Be an unruly prisoner
• Crowd disturbance
• Wild uproar
• What revolting people do?
• Mob event
• Gut-buster
• Civil mayhem
• "You're a regular ___!" (Kramden cry)
• Uprising at Alcatraz
• Metaphor for mirth
• More than a melee
• Large brawl
• Destructive mob
• See 57-Across
• Go wild in the streets
• Evocator of laughter
• Civil melee
• Public brawl
• Rebel
• Violent uprising
• Public uprising
• Atari Teenage ___
• Be civilly disobedient
• One who'll keep you in stitches
• Prison ruckus
• Mob violence
• Bucket o' laughs
• Prison outburst
• Major uproar
• Uprising of a sort
• Prison donnybrook
• Prison uprising event
• Tumult
• Pearl Jam: "___ Act"
• Pearl Jam's Act?
• Utter mayhem
• "Metal Health" Quiet ___
• Might happen with no-show
• Hilarious Three Days Grace song?
• Skid Row "___ Act"
• Concert outbreak
• Kevin DuBrow band Quiet ___
• "Metal Health" band Quiet ___
• Frankie Banali band Quiet ___
• Battle of the bands brawl
• "Mama Weer All Crazee Now" Quiet ___
• Kaiser Chiefs "I Predict a ___"
• "Cum On Feel the Noize" Quiet ___
• Rebellion
• Dazzling display - revelry
• I'm in bad with the mob!
• Trouble composing a trio
• Act of mob violence
• Dazzling display in Port Talbot at the front
• Water cannon target
• Violent disturbance by mob
• Traitor in religious group not half creating uproar
• Urban mayhem
• Tumult raised at abattoir's closure
• Disturbance by unruly mob
• Redevelopment in old town starts civil disorder
• When corruption is about, I show no respect for authority
• Insurrection
• Rebel king I turn to
• Back one to enter the height of success!
• Mob melee
• Prison-movie event, perhaps
• Brilliant display of color
• Alice Kramden, at times
• Day of the Locust climax
• 1886 Haymarket Square event
• Yukfest
• Reason for a lockdown
• Laugh-out-loud type
• Huge uprising
• Crowd brawl
• Unruly protest
• Right about low-scoring home win causing loss of crowd control
• Starts to revel in outrageous, tumultuous orgy
• Unruly assembly
• Wild display of red, indigo or turquoise, initially
• Take to the streets
• One that has got into corruption causes disturbance
• See 14
• Hiding in bunk, I scream
• Protest that causes property damage
• Large-scale disturbance of the peace
• Major melee
• Stand-up standout
• Laugh ___ (extremely funny person)
• Comedy club hit
• Violent scene
• Unruly prison scene
• Hilarious type
• Revolting scene
• San Quentin uprising
• Street scene
• Mob disturbance
• Occasion to use water cannons
• Trouble for a prison warden
• Public melee
• Disorder
• Very funny comic
• Unrest in the streets
• Violent public disturbance
• Laugh-a-minute person
• Hilarious sort
• Legislation dating from 1714, often read by those wishing to impose order
• Unmanageable mob or tumultuous trio
• Big prison melee
• Random profusion
• Hilarious routine
• Nonsense about India causing confusion
• Tear gas situation
• Instigator of hilarity
• Explosion, as of color
• Big disturbance
• Total hoot
• "___ Baby" (Tochi Onyebuchi novel)
• Successful jokester
• "The language of the unheard," per MLK
• ___ grrrl (feminist punk movement)
• Anarchist action
• "The language of the unheard," according to MLK
• Certain demonstration
• Wildly funny sort
• Quite a comedian
• 1968 DNC event
• ___ shield
• Nonstop joker
• ___ grrrl (punk movement)
• Ridiculously funny person
• Very humorous person
• Compton's Cafeteria ___ (1966 uprising)
• 1981 Brixton ___ ("Electric Avenue" subject)
• Abundance of color
• Laugh ___ (something very funny)
• With 51-Across, something to "read"
• "Louder Than a ___" (NPR podcast)
• Card relative?
• "Let It Fall" demonstration
• ___ grrrl
• "Stonewall was a ___"
• "Boys Run the ___" (manga series)
• Tumult formerly with a capital T
• Response to injustice
• Nonstop jokester
• "The first Pride was a ___"
• ___ Games, developer behind League of Legends
• Quite the card
• Be part of an uprising
• Lavish display, as of color
• Really great comedy act, e.g.
• Hoot and a half
• Good-for-a-laugh type
• Paramore album with a rebellious-sounding name
• Absolute hoot
• Hilarious human