- - light-hearted fool affected with virus
- - Silly fool gets virus shot
- - Flippant, glib
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- - The non-existent virus named in an early case of hoax virus warnings, first seen by email in 1994
- - no. 72: it features a 1970s couple "trying their best to raise their kids right...in a chicago housing project"
- - james ("j.j.") evans and thelma evans
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- - Affected smile less affected without hint of leer
- - Smile affectedly
- - Smile, sir, about a silly MEP
- - Smile coyly
- - Silly smile
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- - Lily with rare trouble during light-hearted satire
- - Mocking bird with tips of tail blue or tawny
- - Rare lily found broken in the chaff
- - Light teasing repartee
- - Less well entertained by some light banter
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- - Foolishly affected
- - Foolishly imitative
- - Foolishly silly
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- - fool too affected in part
- - Idiot gets nothing twice in turn
- - Bumbling fool
- - Blundering fool
- - Bull in a china shop, maybe
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- - Illegal or light-hearted activity
- - Dishonest activity cloak and dagger in the end
- - criminal activity seen as fun?
- - Bank heist or an escapade
- - Frolic or gambol
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- - smooth-tongued light-hearted liberal?
- - smooth-talking leader of lot engaged in limited dig
- - smooth german politician
- - smooth-talking liberal behind latest in wheeler-dealing
- - Fluent, being liberal at heart
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- - Lively, light-hearted
- - lively person and broadcaster lacking introduction
- - lively and cheerful
- - Lively, cheerful
- - Cheerful, lively
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