100% | PUN | 3 | The lowest form of humor, according to some |
62% | PUN | 3 | The lowest form of humor, it's said |
60% | PUN | 3 | Wordplay, that is often considered the lowest form of humor |
56% | PUN | 3 | "The lowest form of humor," supposedly |
55% | PUN | 3 | "The lowest form of humor," per Samuel Johnson |
54% | PUN | 3 | Joke sometimes called "the lowest form of humor" |
54% | DENIAL | 6 | The first stage of grief, according to some |
53% | PUN | 3 | Wordplay that's said to be "the lowest form of humor" |
51% | PUN | 3 | "The lowest form of humor—when you don't think of it first": Oscar Levant |
50% | PUN | 3 | "The lowest form of humor — when you don't think of it first," per Oscar Levant |
50% | PAWN | 4 | The lowest form of defense in Chess |
49% | WIT | 3 | Sarcasm is said to be the lowest form of it |
48% | SARCASM | 7 | Cutting comments, the lowest form of wit |
47% | WIT | 3 | A pun is said to be the lowest form of this |
47% | MIST | 4 | Incorporeal form of a vampire, according to some legends |
43% | ANOMIA | 6 | Form of aphasia involving the inability to name objects |
43% | SIR | 3 | Polite form of address to the boss |
43% | ALATE | 5 | Like you after drinking Red Bull, according to some of their ads |
43% | IRE | 3 | According to Chaucer the root of this sin is pride |
43% | ARP | 3 | "Constellation According to the Laws of Chance" artist |
43% | FAIREST | 7 | Like Aphrodite, according to the Judgment of Paris |
42% | PUN | 3 | So-called "lowest form of humor" |
42% | FRIDGE | 6 | Shortened form of the appliance used to store food |
42% | WOOGIE | 6 | Boogie __, form of swing dance related to the blues |
42% | THU | 3 | The new Fri, according to some |
42% | ATHENA | 6 | Goddess who, according to some accounts, was born fully formed from Zeus's head |
42% | CHI | 3 | A form of energy according to Feng Shui, also ___ McBride from "House" |
41% | TAO | 3 | The intuitive knowledge of life, according to the Chinese |
41% | SAMHAIN | 7 | The 1st day of winter, according to the Celts |
41% | WOOGIE | 6 | Boogie __, form of swing dance from the 40s to 50s |