| Oaf |
| Guy |
| Lug |
| Sap |
| Clod |
| Dolt |
| Fool |
| Dork |
| Schmo |
| Clown |
| Yo-yo |
| Dunce |
| Joker |
| Creep |
| Doofus |
| Galoot |
| Yahoo! |
| Nitwit |
| Lummox |
| Nimrod |
| Buffoon |
| Dum-dum |
| Fathead |
| Big lug |
| Goofball |
| Lunkhead |
| Dummkopf |
| Numskull |
| Big lunk |
| TV clown |
| Numbskull |
| Lamebrain |
| Tough guy |
| Burly guy |
| Dunderhead |
| Nincompoop |
| Stupidhead |
| Dumb cluck |
| Big galoot |
| Clown name |
| Dumb -- ox |
| Ding-a-ling |
| Chowderhead |
| Knucklehead |
| Foolish one |
| Chucklehead |
| Famed clown |
| Noted clown |
| No-brainer? |
| Foolish sort |
| Featherbrain |
| Burly fellow |
| Clown's name |
| Famous clown |
| Old TV clown |
| A real clown |
| Obnoxious one |
| ___ the Clown |
| Popular clown |
| Foolish dunce |
| Stupid fellow |
| Classic clown |
| Obnoxious sort |
| Renowned clown |
| Dimwitted sort |
| Early TV clown |
| Big, strong sap |
| Galoot's cousin |
| Memorable clown |
| Pervasive clown |
| Big, stupid guy |
| Incompetent one |
| Legendary clown |
| Clown of renown |
| Clown of TV fame |
| Clown since 1946 |
| TV clown of yore |
| Classic TV clown |
| Incompetent sort |
| Name for a clown |
| Red-headed clown |
| Clown of the '50s |
| He's a real clown |
| Clown of early TV |
| Giant among clowns |
| Legendary TV clown |
| Classic clown name |
| Long-popular clown |
| Chicago-based clown |
| This guy is no doll |
| Old television clown |
| TV clown of the 50's |
| Classic kid-vid clown |
| Incompetent fool (US) |
| Long-popular TV clown |
| Iconic clown of early TV |
| Name of an early TV clown |
| Big, stupid guy or a clown |
| Franchised clown of early TV |
| Rude, annoying one, in slang |
| Early TV clown, or a big jerk |
| Clown popularized by Capitol Records |
| Name of an early TV clown, or a jerk |
| TV clown once played by Willard Scott |
| Featherbrain, or a classic TV clown's name |