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• Humorist George.
• Humorist Irvin S.
• Humorist Lardner
• Humorist Lebowitz
• Humorist Munro
• Humorist Myron ___
• Humorist of radio and TV.
• Humorist of the 1880's.
• Humorist on the phone?
• Humorist on TV.
• Humorist or drink
• Humorist Rooney
• Humorist __ S. Cobb
• Humorist Sahl
• Humorist Sam
• Humorist Sedaris
• Humorist Sedaris who wrote "I Like You
• Humorist Sholem
• Humorist Ward
• Humorist who sounds close
• Humorist who wrote "Baled Hay
• Humorist who wrote the off-color satire "1601
• Humorist/illustrator Jon
• Humorist's initials
• Humorist's investment?
• Humorist's tool
• Humorless
• Humorous
• Humorous account
• Humorous accounts
• Humorous action
• Humorous anecdote
• Humorous anecdote, e.g.
• Humorous as opposed to strange
• Humorous aspect
• Humorous beginning for plunk or choo
• Humorous bits
• Humorous Bombeck
• Humorous columnist
• Humorous columnist Bombeck
• Humorous comment
• Humorous DVD extra, perhaps
• Humorous ending for kick or sock
• Humorous entertainer
• Humorous feline meme
• Humorous fellows
• Humorous five-line verse
• Humorous Harvey
• Humorous hoax
• Humorous honor
• Humorous illustrator ___ Searle
• Humorous internet image
• Humorous King
• Humorous literary technique
• Humorous Margaret
• Humorous movie
• Humorous news website whose logo is a girl with a jackhammer
• Humorous or humorist
• Humorous performance with tenors and sopranos
• Humorous play
• Humorous poet
• Humorous prefix for plunk
• Humorous prefix for "spreading
• Humorous remark
• Humorous ridicule
• Humorous spelling of "fish
• Humorous suffix
• Humorous suffix with hot or got
• Humorous suffix with switch
• Humorous tribute
• Humorous tributes in a Texas ballpark?
• Humorous utterance
• Humorous verse
• Humorous verse form
• Humorous writer
• Humorously
• Humorously coarse
• Humorously dirty
• Humorously exaggerated
• Humorously honored a snack food icon?
• Humorously sarcastic
• Humorously sarcastic or mocking
• Humorously, the body.
• Humorously, the stomach.
• Humorously trite
• Humorously vulgar
• Humors
• Humors; indulges
• Humors, with "to
• ___ Humorum, dark plain on the moon
• Humour
• Humour — bad temper
• Humour exclusive to a small group
• Humour used in a serious context to relieve tension
• Humourist Braithwaite
• Humourless (4)
• Humourous
• Hump
• Hump-backed animal of India
• Hump-backed helper
• Hump day, to an office worker
• Hump-shouldered animal
• Hump-shouldered beasts
• Hump-shouldered ox
• ___ Humpalot, Austin Powers villain
• Humpback
• Humpback chow
• Humpback group
• Humpback salmon
• Humpback whale, e.g.
• Humpbacked Asian ox
• Humpbacked fertility deity of Southwestern tribes
• Humpbacked helper
• Humpbacked helper of film
• Humpbacked lab helper of horror movies
• Humpbacked ox of Asia
• Humped animal
• Humped beast
• Humped bovine
• Humped critter
• Humped helper
• Humped oasis visitors
• Humped ox
• Humped oxen
• Humped transporter
• Humperdinck
• Humperdinck boy
• Humperdinck duo
• Humperdinck girl
• Humperdinck heroine
• Humperdinck hit
• Humperdinck hit, "After the ___
• Humperdinck lass
• Humperdinck opera
• Humperdinck opera hero
• Humperdinck opera role
• Humperdinck opus
• Humperdinck title boy
• Humperdinck work
• Humperdinck's fairy opera
• Humperdinck's name at birth
• Humph!
• Humph! That seems unlikely!": 2 wds.
• Humphrey
• Humphrey bailiwick: Abbr.
• Humphrey Bogart, 1942
• Humphrey Bogart role
• Humphrey Bogart, to friends
• Humphrey Bogart's "High Sierra" co-star