| Satire |
| Ferric |
| Sarcasm |
| Asteism |
| Ferrous |
| Ridicule |
| ___-twist |
| Wry humor |
| Dry humor |
| Wry twist |
| Plot twist |
| Biting wit |
| Ferruginous |
| Satiric wit |
| Twisted wit |
| Dramatic __ |
| Type of wit |
| Bitter humor |
| Hidden humor |
| Swift device |
| Sardonic wit |
| Slice of wry |
| Subtle humor |
| Subtle twist |
| Certain humor |
| Dissimulation |
| Literary form |
| O'Henry forte |
| Sarcasm, e.g. |
| Satire device |
| Twist onstage |
| Humor element |
| Light sarcasm |
| Like hematite |
| Wit of a sort |
| Subtle satire |
| Swift quality |
| Twist of fate |
| Twisted humor |
| Satiric twist |
| Swift's forte |
| Caustic remark |
| It has a twist |
| Literary style |
| Gentle sarcasm |
| O. Henry twist |
| Poetic justice |
| Sardonic style |
| Writing device |
| Sardonic humor |
| Satire feature |
| Swift strength |
| Swiftian humor |
| O. Henry forte |
| Subtle sarcasm |
| Literary twist |
| Dramatic device |
| Humorist's tool |
| Incongruousness |
| Kind of writing |
| Satire, perhaps |
| Sophocles skill |
| Swiftian device |
| Twist of a sort |
| Two-sided humor |
| Vonnegut device |
| Twist in a tale |
| Twisty writing? |
| Satirist's tool |
| Swift specialty |
| O. Henry device |
| It may be tragic |
| It may be poetic |
| Nonliteral humor |
| Speaker's device |
| Twist at the end |
| Literary element |
| O. Henry's forte |
| Sardonic writing |
| Literary sarcasm |
| Literary device? |
| Forte of O. Henry |
| O. Henry hallmark |
| Onion ingredient? |
| Sarcasm of a sort |
| Socratic approach |
| Stinging surprise |
| Literary surprise |
| Satirist's device |
| Unexpected outcome |
| Mockery, of a sort |
| Wry literary twist |
| It may be dramatic |
| Literary technique |
| O. Henry technique |
| O. Henry trademark |
| Double-edged humor |
| Often-missed humor |
| Humor with a twist |
| O. Henry specialty |
| It involves a twist |
| Man bites dog e.g. |
| Paradoxical sarcasm |
| Sense of the absurd |
| Twist from O. Henry |
| Type of twisted wit |
| Seinfeld" specialty |
| It features a twist |
| A form of wry humor. |
| Literary incongruity |
| Sardonic humor, e.g. |
| Twist ending feature |
| O. Henry-esque twist |
| Satirist's specialty |
| O. Henry's specialty |
| Stephen Colbert forte |
| Form of sarcasm, e.g. |
| Humor not for dummies |
| Jane Austen specialty |
| O. Henry's pet device |
| Tongue-in-cheek humor |
| Feature of many fables |
| It can feature a twist |
| It may feature a twist |
| Sardonic form of humor |
| Twist in "Oliver Twist |
| A literary incongruity |
| Common literary device |
| Certain literary device |
| Dissimulation of a sort |
| Tongue-in-cheek quality |
| Sardonic literary style |
| Gift of the Magi" device |
| The Wizard of Oz" device |
| Double-edged plot device |
| Hipster's sartorial tool |
| It's lost on some people |
| Jonathan Swift specialty |
| Overused humor technique |
| Vonnegut literary device |
| Writing with a wry twist |
| O. Henry literary device |
| Sardonic literary device |
| Sardonic literary tactic |
| Twist in O. Henry stories |
| Writing device, of a sort |
| Hipster Handbook" subject |
| Alkaline Trio "Agony & ___ |
| Device common on "Seinfeld |
| Much-misunderstood writing |
| O. Henry's favorite device |
| Satirist's literary device |
| It's not what you'd expect |
| Subtle twist, in literature |
| Writing style with a twist? |
| Gulliver's Travels" feature |
| Humor with a twist, perhaps |
| Humorous literary technique |
| Oedipus Rex" literary device |
| The Gift of the Magi" device |
| Double-edged literary device |
| Device of the wryly humorous |
| The Gift of the Magi" quality |
| Choking on a Life Saver, e.g. |
| Firehouse catching fire, e.g. |
| Writing that features a twist |
| The Gift of the Magi" feature |
| The Twilight Zone" plot device |
| Employment agency layoff, e.g. |
| It's not to be taken literally |
| Literary twist using opposites |
| Sometimes tricky-to-spot humor |
| O. Henry could see it in things |
| Cheating on an ethics exam, e.g. |
| Apt twist of fate, in literature |
| The Gift of the Magi" plot device |
| Robbery at a police station, e.g. |
| A fire station burning down, e.g. |
| Socratic ___ (pretended ignorance) |
| The fire station burned down, e.g. |
| What air quotes sometimes indicate |
| IRS agent committing tax fraud, e.g. |
| Subject of an Alanis Morissette tune |
| The Twilight Zone" plot device, often |
| Dramatic ___ (type of literary twist) |
| Literary device much used by O. Henry |
| Figure of speech employed in ridicule. |
| Literary twist that might be "dramatic |
| Adolph Coors III's allergy to beer, e.g. |
| Literary device in "The Gift of the Magi |
| Literary technique involving incongruity |
| Device commonly used in "The Twilight Zone |
| Word from the Greek for "feigned ignorance |
| All Time Low "The ___ of Choking on a Lifesaver |
| Parking enforcement vehicle getting towed, e.g. |
| Spelling mistake on a spelling bee trophy, e.g. |
| Socratic ___ (feigned ignorance in a discussion) |
| Quality that Alanis didn't quite hit in a hit song |
| Use of words to convey the opposite of what they normally mean |
| The gaiety of reflection and the joy of wisdom," per Anatole France |