- RIOT
- Confused struggle
- Disturbance of peace
- Free-for-all
- Funny fellow
- Haymarket Square event
- Hilarious one
- Hurly-burly
- Rumpus
- Turbulent scene
- An act to read
- Barrel of laughs
- Confusion in the streets
- Tear-gas situation
- Unrestrained outbreak
- Disturb the peace
- Melee
- Profusion
- San Quentin uprising
- Street scene
- Side-splitting comedy
- Run rampant
- Event for pitchfork wielders
- React to an injustice, perhaps
- The language of the unheard, per MLK
- Rebellion, to the powers that be
- Word after Ra Ra or Pussy, in band names
- The language of the unheard, per 33-Across
- Sly and the Family Stone's "There's a ___ Goin' On"
- There's a ___ Going On
- Knee-slapper
- Peaceful protest, as the cops often describe it
- Laugh and a half
- Stonewall Inn demonstration
- A scream
- Haymarket Square happening
- Prison uprising
- Blazing Saddles, e.g.
- Flip out
- Off-the-wall guy
- Post championship melee, maybe
- Response to the debut of Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring," e.g.
- Utter mayhem
- Hilarious comedy
- Laugh-a-minute type
- Fight the power
- Scene of bedlam
- One leaving them rolling in the aisles
- Utter chaos
- Uproar, noisy revelry.
- Run amok
- Scream
- Side-splitter
- Bedlam
- Hilarious sort
- Vivid display, as of color
- Laugh-a-minute
- Public disorder
- Real knee-slapper
- Uprising
- Civic unrest
- Hilarious joke
- Stand-up standout
- Mob melee
- Read the ___ act (get tough)
- Group violence
- Post Stanley Cup melee, maybe
- Live wildly
- Mob violence
- Public violence
- Wild profusion
- Violently protest
- 1886 Haymarket Square event
- Civil disturbance
- Disturbance of the peace
- Reason for a lockdown
- Donnybrook
- Yukfest
- Hard-to-control situation
- Revolutionary development
- With 21-Down, old rule that applied only to groups of 12 or more people
- Gas... or an occasion to use gas
- Something caused by one who's slaying
- Occasion to use a shield
- Climactic event in "Natural Born Killers"
- Street uproar
- Crowd reaction that's good for a comedian, bad for pretty much anyone else
- Alice, to Ralph, often
- Really funny person
- Thigh-slapper
- Disorderly demonstration
- Prison problem
- Type of act or squad
- Laugh-a-minute comedy
- Real scream
- Wild disorder
- Act that may be read aloud
- Hilarious person
- Quiet ___ ('80s heavy metal band)
- Read the ___ act
- Scream, so to speak
- Hysterical person
- Knee-slapping show
- Let loose in the streets
- Rampage through the streets
- Vivid display
- Protest in the streets
- Wild display
- Class clown
- Wild display of color
- Class clown, for one
- Protest gone awry
- Civil unrest
- Funny one
- Hilarious comedian
- Howling success
- Public disturbance
- Uproar
- Mob action
- Mob activity
- Mob scene
- Revolting development?
- Urban unrest
- Hoot
- Out-of-control situation
- Prelude to a prison lockdown
- Public ruckus
- Quite a hoot
- Convulsively comical character
- Go wild
- Instance of civil unrest
- Place for Mace
- Prison upheaval
- Sidesplitting show
- Urban uprising
- Where pepper spray may be needed
- Something that made a Yippie say "Yippee!"
- Comedian who kills
- One way to run
- Go hog-wild
- Laugh-out-loud story
- Laughfest
- Profusion, as of color
- Uproarious story
- Wildly funny joke
- The life of the party
- Very funny guy
- Start looting
- Laugh ___
- What you might do after your basketball team either wins or loses the big game
- Funny person
- Hullabaloo
- Often read act?
- Laugh-__
- Wild scene
- Cause a commotion
- Comedian
- Comedian, hopefully
- Crowd gone wild
- Jokester
- National Guard concern
- Unruly protest, possibly
- Looting-in-the-streets event
- Gasser
- Hysterical one
- Prison chaos
- Hilarious character
- Run __
- Violent unrest
- Cause for a lockdown
- Disorderly way to run
- Kind of act
- Real card
- Civil uprising
- Wild outbreak
- Real comedian
- Unruly outbreak
- Very funny person
- Hilarious thing
- Life-of-the-party type
- Mob disorder
- Reaction from a bad crowd?
- With 7-Down, something read during a lecture?
- Comic on a roll
- Good 23-Across, say
- Wild time
- Serious uprising
- Wild way to run
- Wreak havoc in the streets
- Million laughs
- Real howler
- Shields may be used in one
- Fracas
- Laugh-a-minute sort
- More than a melee
- Protest gone bad
- Very funny one
- Civil mayhem
- Hilarious type
- Hilarious routine
- Real hoot
- Cut-up
- Comedy club hit
- Really funny sort
- __ act
- Card relative?
- Quite the card
- Attica event (1971)
- Good-for-a-laugh type
- Really great comedy act, e.g.
- Insurrection
- Lots of laughs
- Someone hysterical
- Disorderly conduct
- Uproarious fellow
- Blast of colors
- Civil disorder
- It's very funny
- Something hysterical
- Read the __ act
- With 8 Down, something to read to a brat
- Upheaval
- Evocator of laughter
- Gut-buster
- Metaphor for mirth
- Something very funny
- Brilliant display
- Unruly event
- Urban disturbance
- Something hilarious
- Hilarious happening
- Comedic sensation
- Gas
- Very funny situation
- Real sidesplitter
- Public uproar
- See 40 Across
- Comedy hit
- __ gear
- Unbridled episode
- Explosion, as of color
- Life of the party
- Random profusion
- Quite a comedian
- Successful jokester
- Chaotic scene
- Highly humorous happening
- Very humorous person
- Display of brilliance
- Hilarious experience
- Occasion for using batons
- Occasion for using tear gas
- Panic
- Hilariously funny thing
- Stonewall ___ (1969 Greenwich Village event)
- Outbreak
- Tear-gassing cause
- Display mob mentality
- Protest violently
- Word after run or before gun
- Word with run or race
- Cause of a lockdown
- Mayhem in the streets
- Warden's fear
- Fight.
- Brawl.
- Noisy disturbance.
- Uncontrolled uproar.
- Vivid or confused view.
- Demonstration against authority.
- Large-scale melee.
- Noisy feast.
- Revolt.
- Rumbullion.
- Run ___ (grow without control).
- Turmoil.
- Wild confusion.
- Three or more persons in disorder.
- Violent action by three or more persons.
- Vivid and confused view.
- Disturbance of the peace by three or more persons.
- Flourish exceedingly.
- Tumult.
- Haphazard mixture.
- A cause of hearty laughter: Slang.
- Citizenry amuck.
- Disorderly behavior.
- Disturbance of the public peace.
- Turmoil in the streets.
- What a ringleader often leads.
- Brilliant, vivid display of color.
- Cause of laughter: Slang.
- Clamor.
- One way to make trouble.
- Outburst of laughter.
- Work for police headquarters.
- Brilliant display of color.
- Kind of police squad.
- Lawless demonstration.
- Relative of 67 Across.
- ___ squad.
- Disturbance.
- Loud revelry.
- Revel.
- Tow-row.
- ___ act.
- Rebellious demonstration.
- Serious disorder.
- Blaze of color.
- Commotion.
- Luxurious excess.
- Rebellious uprising.
- Battle royal.
- Bright display.
- Disorder.
- Type of act
- Noisy feast or revel.
- Noisy revel.
- Noisy riot.
- Unruly disturbance.
- Unruly meeting.
- Carousal.
- Noisy feat.
- Unrestrained revelry.
- Kind of squad.
- Unlawful assemblage.
- Police problem.
- Run ___.
- Someone wildly amusing: Slang.
- Part of the street scene.
- Uproariously funny performance.
- Hey rube affray.
- Run ___ (run wild).
- A ___ of color.
- Demonstration.
- Urban problem.
- Act of a sort
- Confusion
- Demonstrate in a way
- Raise a disturbance
- Kind of gun or squad
- Act to be read
- Kind of gun
- Kind of gun or act
- Rowdydow
- Funny guy
- ___ Act of 1715
- A way not to run
- Opposite of a party pooper
- Trouble en masse
- Violent protest
- Prison outbreak
- Disorderly profusion
- Haymarket event: 1886
- Kind of act to read
- Lack of restraint
- Public tumult
- Something wildly amusing
- Uprising of a sort
- Wild disturbance
- Read the ___ act to
- Tohubohu
- Looter's delight
- Rampage
- Violent act
- Wild uprising
- Hilarious chap
- Very funny fellow
- Event for tear gas
- Watts event: 1965
- Wildly amusing one
- Colorful profusion
- Uproar in the streets
- Card
- Civil commotion
- Major flare-up
- Run _____
- Battle with the police
- Card at a party
- Supreme comedy
- Hit at Catch a Rising Star
- Protest that gets out of hand
- Celebration that gets out of hand
- Good comedian
- Quite a card
- Uprising at Attica
- Quite a comedy
- Situation for tear gas
- Hilariously funny person
- Situation for rubber bullets
- Some mayhem
- Successful comic
- One who's just too funny
- Prison unrest
- ___ of color
- Comic who kills
- Emulate a mob
- Event involving burning and looting
- Potential lockdown preceder
- Big melee
- Comedy standout
- Hilarious act
- Real joker
- First-rate stand-up comic
- Fray
- Mr. Hilarious
- Ran-tan
- Real cutup
- Anarchy
- Big brawl
- Bottle-throwing occasion
- Hysterically funny sort
- See 13-Across
- Cause for calling in the National Guard
- Uproariously funny sort
- Mob gone wild
- Pussy ___ (Russian girl group)
- Stitch
- With 33-Down, plastic shields and such
- Language of the unheard, per Martin Luther King Jr.
- Top card?
- ___ gear
- Anarchic action
- You're a regular ___! (Kramden cry)
- Go wild in the streets
- See 57-Across
- What revolting people do?
- Revolting scene
- Total hoot
- Laugh ___ (something very funny)
- Nonstop joker
- With 51-Across, something to "read"
- ___ shield
- Gigglefest
- ___ Games, developer behind League of Legends
- Be part of an uprising
- Hoot and a half
- Lavish display, as of color
- Out-of-control crowd situation
- Scene after winning a championship, maybe
- Knock over cars, perhaps
- Event (as opposed to a sit-in) that might legitimize the use of pepper spray
- Crowdburst?
- Rock's Quiet --
- Street tumult
- Mob brawl
- Huge brawl
- Street fight
- Street brawl
- Pearl Jam: "___ Act"
- Hilarious Three Days Grace song?
- Might happen with no-show
- Skid Row "___ Act"
- Metal Health Quiet ___
- Pearl Jam's Act?
- Concert outbreak
- Kevin DuBrow band Quiet ___
- Metal Health band Quiet ___
- Murder : crows :: ___ : robins
- Haymarket Square event of May 4, 1886
- Émeute
- Funny, funny fellow
- Haymarket Square event, for one
- A ___ is the language of the unheard: M.L.K.
- Quiet ___ ("Cum On Feel the Noize" band)
- Stonewall was a ___
- Pussy ___
- Dazzling array
- ___ Games (League of Legends developer)
- ___ grrrl (feminist punk-rock movement)
- Burn and loot
- Cell block disorder
- Sing Sing disorder
- Public outbreak
- Read the _____ act
- Warden's worry
- Word with act or gear
- Public upheaval
- Situation for water cannons
- A laugh-a-minute
- Cell block uprising
- Hilarious incident
- Hilarious performance
- Act opener
- Attica uprising
- English act of 1715
- Go on a rampage
- Public panic
- Result of crowd control failure
- Prison-movie event, perhaps
- You're a ___, Alice
- Certain act
- Be uncivilly disobedient
- Event in a prison movie
- Cell-block brawl
- Hilarious fellow
- Warden's woe
- Lawless outbreak
- 1886 Haymarket bombing aftermath
- Be civilly disobedient, in a way
- Sidesplitting person
- Sing Sing outbreak
- Type of gear in a prison?
- Warden's nightmare
- Disorderly brawl
- Be an unruly prisoner
- Reason for tear gas
- Violent mob rampage
- Crowd disturbance
- Destructive mob
- Huge uprising
- Mob disturbance
- Very funny comic
- Violent scene
- Anarchist action
- Big disturbance
- Certain demonstration
- Ridiculously funny person
- Louder Than a ___ (NPR podcast)
- 1968 DNC event
- 1981 Brixton ___ ("Electric Avenue" subject)
- Compton's Cafeteria ___ (1966 uprising)
- ___ grrrl (punk movement)
- Super funny person
- Absolute hoot
- Super hilarious person
- Total laugh-fest
- Kind of gear
- Uprising at Folsom
- Violent disorder
- Pen problem?
- Mob rule
- Scream: sl.
- Tough act to follow!
- Alice, to Ralph
- Burn and loot, e.g.
- Run wild
- Notable Haymarket Square event
- Public act of violence
- The National Guard might end one
- Looter's paradise
- Looting in the streets
- Chaotic situation
- Wild melee
- Looting event
- Read the ___ act (rebuke firmly)
- Prison disruption
- Laugh-a-minute fellow
- Occasion to use water cannons
- Uprising at Alcatraz
- Public uprising
- Trouble for a prison warden
- Unrest in the streets
- The language of the unheard, according to MLK
- ___ Baby (Tochi Onyebuchi novel)
- Wildly funny sort
- ___ grrrl (feminist punk movement)
- Boys Run the ___ (manga series)
- Let It Fall demonstration
- Response to injustice
- ___ grrrl
- Paramore album with a rebellious-sounding name
- Chaos
- Situation for the National Guard
- Act lead-in
- Major uproar
- ___ on an Empty Street (2004 Kings of Convenience album)
- Laugh ___ (hilarious thing)
- Laugh-out-loud sketch
- Urban mayhem
- Anarchic event
- Water cannon target
- Instigator of hilarity
- Laugh-a-minute person
- Sidesplittingly funny fellow
- Less-than-peaceful protest
- 1969 Stonewall event
- Laugh-out-loud sort
- Mob free-for-all
- Nonsense
