- - Joker gets better around end of performances
- - One who might tell you the invention of the wheel created a revolution
- - A wordy player
- - Type of comedian such as Milton Jones
- - Last of clues penned by better user of wordplay
- - Ordinary patron's butt of gags halfway through for comedian
- - Seller initially taken in by customer, a joker
- - Cause of groans
- - Type of humorist
- - Wit of a sort
- - Practicer of a form of wit.
- - Perpetrator of paronomasia.
- - Wit
- - Lowest form of wit?
- - joker turns up reviewing rents
- - How to put rents up and still be an amusing fellow
- - Full-groan man?
- - Joker ups rent outrageously
- - Verbal joker
- - One who might say "I tried to catch fog yesterday - mist."
- - Groan-inducing humorist
- - Humorist is better having small heart
- - One playing on words
- - One making jokes better son admitted
- - Ogden Nash, notably
- - One who may treat homonyms as synonyms
- - Witty word whiz
- - Joker who often elicits groans
- - Equivoque master
- - Crossword writer, often
- - Edgar Nye for one
- - One skilled at wordplay
- - Bennett Cerf was one
- - Bennett Cerf, for one
- - One whose "humor" induces wincing
- - Cunning linguist, e.g.
- - Witty fellow
- - Groan inducer
- - Humorist
- - Joker
- - Funny fellow
- - Witty one
- - She plays with words while doling out pound sterling
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