- CORN
- Edible ears
- Preserve with salt, like beef
- Foot fault?
- Clambake item
- Maze wall, at times
- Basis for some tortillas
- It has silky ears
- Hackneyed art
- Toe woe
- -home humor
- Hee Haw humor
- Fritter material
- Kind of dog?
- Foot woe
- Prairie product
- It was often depicted being eaten with typewriter sound effects in old cartoons
- Source of silk
- It grows in ears
- Maize
- Starch source
- Succotash ingredient
- Hominy, essentially
- Type of syrup or oil
- Stuff that pops
- Type of muffin
- One kind of oil
- Husky subject?
- Ear pieces?
- Ingredient in some chowders
- Chip stuff
- The ___ Is Green (1945 Bette Davis film)
- Husky food?
- Type of flakes
- Mawkish humor
- Tamale necessity
- Grain on the Wisconsin state quarter
- Ingredient in some chips
- Preserve with salt
- Midwestern crop
- It may get creamed
- Pudding variety
- Before pone or dog
- Chicken feed
- Kind of flower or flakes
- It's on the cob
- Old joke
- Some of Grandpa's jokes, e.g.
- Some old jokes
- Groan-inducing humor
- Trite humor
- Whiskey ingredient
- Groan elicitor
- Veggie on cobs
- Kind of maze
- Groan-evoking humor
- Gnawed veggie
- Hokey humor
- Muffin ingredient
- Old jokes
- Hee Haw jokes, say
- Pone ingredient
- Cooking oil source
- Ears at the vegetable stand
- It's covered in silk
- Muffin grain
- Ear on your plate
- Iowa crop
- Veggie on a cob
- Mustard-colored kernels
- Trite stuff
- It may be popped
- Podiatrist's concern
- With 13-Across, Mexican restaurant choices
- Ears in the field
- Succotash kernel
- Groanworthy humor
- On-the-cob veggie
- Food wrapped in silk
- Kerneled veggie
- Preserve, in a way, as beef
- Biofuel source
- Hokey acting
- Scarecrow's charge
- Old-fashioned humor
- Crop on stalks
- Midwest crop
- Cereal ingredient
- Chowder ingredient
- Muffin flavor
- Crop on cobs
- Preserve, as beef
- Word with silk or syrup
- Schmaltz
- Cereal grain
- Ethanol source
- Oil source
- Side dish on cobs
- __ on the cob
- Food on a cob
- Trite jokes
- On-the-cob serving
- Source of ethanol
- Cob serving
- On-the-cob vegetable
- Contents of some cribs
- Essence of some cakes
- Grain in grits
- Choice for a chowder
- Cob vegetable
- Food served on the cob
- Sweet stuff
- Groanworthy gags
- Walls of some mazes
- __ dog
- Syrup source
- U. S. naval station, Caribbean.
- Triteness of ham actor: Slang.
- Grain.
- ___ fritter.
- Banal entertainment: Colloq.
- Iowa's pride.
- Hallowe'en confection.
- Product of Iowa.
- Unsophisticated humor.
- Highly sentimental ideas.
- Product of Illinois.
- ___ muffins.
- Ingredient of johnny cake.
- Seed of a cereal grass.
- In England it means wheat.
- Vegetable.
- Crop in with Illinois leads.
- Country Gentleman.
- Midwest drop.
- Feature of Kansas in August.
- Farm product.
- Johnnycake ingredient.
- Kansas forte.
- Cereal.
- Trite ideas: Slang.
- Banal humor: Slang.
- Trite humor: Slang.
- Important crop.
- Kind of meal.
- Menu item.
- Bathos: Slang
- Southern whisky.
- Wheezy stuff
- Belt or pone
- Moonshine base
- Certain humor
- Kind of snow or cob
- Farm crop
- Country humor
- Wheat, in England
- Kind of belt
- Kind of flakes or snow
- Cure by salting
- Trite theatrics
- Vaudevillian humor
- Banal content
- Hammy comic's output
- Ham's trite offering
- Shipment from Des Moines
- Golden Cross, e.g.
- White-lightning ingredient
- Clavus
- Iowa product
- Foot ailment
- Kan. product
- Kind of bread or chip
- Some "Hee Haw" humor
- Pickle
- Preserve
- On-the-cob treat
- Skier's snow
- Mawkish material
- Not the most sophisticated humor
- Hee Haw fodder?
- It's both grown and eaten in rows
- Moonshine ingredient
- Mawkish sentiment
- Ears that can't hear
- Hokey stuff
- Hiker's woe
- It's grown in ears
- Common syrup source
- Moonshiner's sackful
- Some humor
- Muffin choice
- Unwanted 35-Across feature
- Word that can precede the start of 17- or 54-Across or 11- or 27-Down
- Chip ingredient
- It grows on cobs
- ___ flakes
- Base of some ethanol
- It's hard to walk on
- Hokey jokes
- See 35-Across
- Ears you may bite on
- Iowa's largest export
- Cheesy stuff
- Food that's husked
- Major Iowa crop
- With 68-Down, summer side dish
- ___ on the cob
- Big crop in Iowa
- Banal sentimentality, so to speak
- Something on an ear ... or, in a different sense, a foot
- Tortilla option
- What bourbon whiskey is made from
- Podiatric problem
- Hokey jokes, collectively
- A biotech variety of this, not approved for humans, may be appearing in some shells
- Succotash bit
- It goes on ear after ear
- It is measured in ears
- An American staple crop
- Veggie
- Tall crop
- American food staple
- Spike to shuck
- Crib contents
- Common syrup variety
- Hayseed humor
- Oil or ear source
- Type of oil or syrup
- Dad jokes and such
- *Outdoor board game?
- Tortilla type
- Cereal ingredient, often
- Trite joke
- Joe Miller stock-in-trade
- Joe Miller material: sl.
- Kind of whisky
- Succotash, partly
- Kind of bread or flakes
- Succotash morsels
- With 16-Across, General Mills cereal
- Grain used in brewing Coors Light
- Squeezin's grain
- Frosted Flakes grain
- Grain on Wisconsin's state quarter
- Hackneyed humor
- Ingredient in chips and chowders
- Succotash, in part
- Crop covered by a husk
- Crop with kernels
- Staple food in Mexico
- Barbecue veggie
- Cob crop
- Basic grain
- Plaster target
- __ dog (breaded snack)
- Ingredient in pashofa
- Dodger's base
- Chex choice
- Dodger base
- It's all ears
- Thanksgiving staple
- Frosted Flakes box word
- Shucked ears
- Tortilla base
- Candy ___ (Halloween staple)
- Ears for eating
- Field gain
- Succotash half
