- FOOL
- Creamy dessert
- Blockhead
- April 1 victim
- He who hesitates, per Mae West
- Idiot
- Meatball
- One who sits on a whoopee cushion
- Horse's ass
- Pull a fast one on
- Hoodwink
- Start of an eight-word stepquote
- Pull a prank on
- Noodlehead
- Put one over on
- Play a trick on
- Silly person
- Deceive
- Silly billy
- King's clown
- Simpleton
- April honoree
- Chowderhead
- Ignoramus
- April 1 prank victim
- Pull one's leg
- See 30 across
- Trick
- Buffoon
- Dupe
- Bamboozle
- Mislead
- Court jester
- April 1st dupe
- Con
- Deluded one
- April 1 "honoree"
- Have on, to a Brit
- Gullible one
- Nitwit
- Silly one
- Flummox
- Surely he jests
- Gull
- Pull a trick on
- Jester
- Put something over on
- Snow
- Outfox
- Trifle (with)
- Pull one over on
- King's jester.
- British dessert, stewed fruit with cream.
- Jester's role.
- Feste or Gobbo.
- Person with little or no judgment.
- Stewed fruit with cream.
- Speak in jest.
- Waste time.
- Zany.
- Ninny
- An old saw, with 31, 40, 46, 51, 57, 66 and 67 Across
- Character in "Lear"
- See 1 Across
- British dessert
- O! I am Fortune's ___
- April figure
- Featherpate
- Any ___ can make a rule: Thoreau
- Fruit-and-cream dessert
- Brooklyn Bridge buyer
- Dessert for a court jester?
- Abderite
- Ass
- April 1 dupe
- Clown
- Take in
- Dolt
- Featherhead
- Lear's devoted companion
- Cozen
- Dunderhead
- Flimflam
- Court entertainer
- Tarot card, with "The"
- Toy (with)
- Half-wit
- One pitied by Mr. T
- Nincompoop
- Object of pity for Mr. T
- Not be serious
- Hornswoggle
- Recurring Shakespearean figure
- April 1 target
- Onetime court figure
- Whom Mr. T pities, with "the"
- '-- #1' ('61 hit)
- Dunce
- Cinderella "Nobody's ___"
- Wearer of motley
- Trick, on April 1st
- April 1st victim
- Ding-a-ling honored in April
- He or she is honored in April
- Put one over
- Suck in
- Lamebrain
- Tarot character
- He is parted from his money
- Ludicrous type
- Snooker
- Character on an unnumbered tarot card
