Starts With 3 Consonants
A ceremony for naming an infant or launching a ship
Christening
The Girl Scouts' version of this graham cracker campfire classic is a favorite
S'More
Bugs Bunny first asked this 3-word question in the cartoon "A Wild Hare"
What's up, Doc?
Wept & an apple beverage
Cried & Cider
Bart Simpson says of him, "He's my idol. I've based my whole life on his teachings"
Krusty the Clown
An adjective in the Boy Scout law, it means not wasteful with money
Thrifty
Trefoils are also called this, a type of "bread" traditionally loaded with butter
Shortbread
In "Super-Rabbit", Bugs eats specially fortified these & briefly acquires superpowers
Carrots
Belted out a tune & to catch & tear stockings
Sang & Snag
A line from this novel: "I...am Mr. Bob Gray, also known as Pennywise the Dancing Clown"
It
Before adapting "A Few Good Men", Aaron Sorkin said not only had he never written one of these, he'd never read one
Screenplay
Peanut butter sandwich cookies get this hyphenated name, also heard during a square dance
Do-si-dos
Usually chasing a fast-moving bird, this character pursues Bugs in "To Hare is Human"
Wile E. Coyote
Japan's capital, now & then
Tokyo & Kyoto
In 1952, with the help of Hank Aaron, the Indianapolis Clowns won the championship in this organization
Negro Leagues
As a noun, it can be a small strip of paper; as a verb, it's slang for rocking out on your guitar
Shred
They're the refreshing bestsellers
Thin Mints
As a mostly unseen animator, Bugs amuses this character in "Duck Amuck"
Daffy Duck
True blue & a substance composed of 2 or more metals
Alloy & Loyal
Zach Galifianakis fails out of a French clown college at the start of this TV series
Baskets
From the Latin for "opening a vein", it's a medical removal of blood as a therapeutic treatment
Phlebotomy
Savannah Smiles are named after the city where this woman was born in 1860
Juliette Gordon Low
"Hare-Way to the Stars" is one cartoon where Bugs takes on this menacing alien
Marvin the Martian
ASAP & a positively charged subatomic particle
Proton & Pronto
This early 18th century Watteau work has been called the prototypical this-adjective clown
Sad