| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Funny guy | 3 letters | wag |
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| Funny guy | 4 letters | hoot |
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| Funny guy | 4 letters | card |
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| Funny guy | 4 letters | riot |
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| Funny guy | 5 letters | comic |
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| Funny guy | 6 letters | scream |
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- King or queen
- Green gem
- Funny fellow
- Jack, for one
- Ace or jack
- Ace or deuce
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- One in pack is an eccentric
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- Ace, e.g.
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- Deuce, e.g.
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- Lampshade wearer
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- Memory
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- partial poker hand
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- Check an ID
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- Queen or king, e.g.
- eccentric seen at the bridge table
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- Payment option
- instrument of war?
- rectangular diamond, e.g.?
- Humorous character
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- Hole-......
- King or queen, e.g
- Jack or deuce
- Wine list
- Trey or ten
- Joker Jack, say?
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- st. louis ballplayer, for short
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- Chris Rock or Ellen DeGen
- "Pearls Before Swine," e.
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- "The Katzenjammer Kids,"
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- Humorist's absolutely huge, not small
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- Jocose
- Laurel or Hardy
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- Martin or Lewis
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- Whimsical
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- Publication for the young
- "...... funny. Ha, ha!"
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- witling
- stand-up kind of person?
- ...... strip (funny newspaper feature)
- performer of one-liners
- Humorous performer
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- person who may be practicing a bit
- joke-telling entertainer
- comedian's publication
- funnyman might have a strip
- Funny firm with male in charge
- Cartoon strip like "Calvin and Hobbes"
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- 'Calvin and Hobbes,' e.g
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- Funny male in charge undermining firm
- makes a minor mistake
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- Funny - there's nothing in numerals
- Teller of jokes
- Figures out nothing's funny
- Funny book character
- Stand-up person
- stand-up guy, say
- Stand-up gal
- funnyman who might have a strip
- mic user and mick taker?