- - Wilde witticisms, often
- - Witticisms
- - Feeble witticisms
- - Witticisms of a sort.
- - the trivia-team name "quiz-team-a aguilera" and the like
- - Wordplay jokes
- - Many groaners
- - Many dad jokes
- - groaners, often
- - "Need an ark? I Noah guy," and others
- - "Tequila mockingbird" and "whiskey business," e.g.
- - The real coffee shop names Freudian Sip and Brewed Awakening, e.g.
- - Wordplay bits
- - recycled twisted jokes
- - The lowest form of humor, it's said
- - Painful plays on words
- - Paronomasia samples
- - Instances of wordplay
- - Groan-causing plays on words
- - Equivoques
- - Groan inducers
- - Plays on words
- - "The highest form of literature," per Hitchcock
- - Many pub quiz team names
- - Much 'dad humor'
- - Dad jokes may depend on them
- - The worst ones are often the best
- - 'Tequila mockingbird' and 'absinthe of malice,' for two
- - Corny bits of wordplay
- - The salon names To Dye For and Best Little Hairhouse (both real!), e.g
- - Homophonic high jinks
- - Samples of wordplay
- - Witty bits
- - Humorous plays on words
- - What crossword clues with question marks often are
- - Much Groucho humor
- - Carroll specialties
- - Many groan-eliciting jokes
- - Wordplay-based jokes
- - Some crossword clues
- - Groaners, to some
- - Many hair-salon names
- - Salon names like Scissors Palace and Curl Up & Dye
- - Clever turns of phrase
- - Knock-knock jokes, essentially
- - "Alice in Wonderland" features
- - Verbal groaners
- - Wordplays
- - Essence of knock-knock jokes
- - Paronomastic phrases
- - Word plays
- - Full-groan jokes
- - They often elicit groans
- - Some Groucho Marx humor
- - Bits of wordplay
- - This puzzle's theme entries, e.g.
- - Some George Carlin jokes
- - They often evoke groaning and eye-rolling
- - Groaners
- - Wits' bits
- - Staple of Ogden Nash poems
- - Groan-inducing jokes
- - Some puzzle clues
- - Causes of grins and groans
- - Most knock-knock joke punch lines
- - Fun with words
- - They're *supposed* to be corny...
- - Some wordplay
- - Many Groucho Marx quips
- - Many conundrums have them
- - Some 50 Across
- - "Sanity clause" and others
- - Paronomastic collection
- - Cerf specialty
- - Groan elicitors, often
- - Groucho Marx specialties
- - They may make your eyes roll
- - They may cause groans
- - Plays, linguistically
- - 20 Across, 38 Across, and 52 Across
- - Many crossword puzzle themes
- - Wordplayer's humor
- - You'll find some in this puzzle
- - Several are in this puzzle
- - Cerf's specialty
- - Groan causers
- - Knock-knock joke punchlines
- - Groan elicitors
- - Ogden Nash's wordplay
- - Puzzle clues, sometimes
- - Jeux de mots
- - Cerf specialties
- - Bits of wit
- - Evokers of groans
- - Some of Benny Hill's offerings
- - Jokesters' standbys
- - Mots of a sort
- - Calembours
- - Conversational gambits.
- - Verbal quibbles.
- - Jokes of a sort.
- - 80 Down and others.
- - Ad libs of a sort.
- - Witty sayings.
- - Quips of a sort.
- - Wit with words.
- - Conversation stoppers.
- - Ed Wynn-isms.
- - Jokes that lead to groans
- - Nash output
- - Wordplay
- - Ogden Nash specialty
- - Jokes exploiting multiple meanings of words
- - Plays on words that make some groan
- - "the basil in this pho is soup-herb!" and others
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