| 20 answers for: Card or wit |
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| RANK | ANSWER | CLUE |
| GAGSTER | Card or wit |
| COMIC | From the Greek for "revel", a quality that arouses laughter or mirth; a humorist, joker or wit; or, a book or magazine with a series of funnies accompanied by fumetti (5) |
| SPARKLE | Word for glitter, scintillating vivacity or wit, emission of small fiery particles or the appearance of "fizz" in champagne or pop (7) |
| FIREWORKS | Bangers, crackers, rockets and similar squibs for which Handel composed a kingly suite; or, a display of anger, musical virtuosity, temper or wit, evocative of said pyrotechnics (9) |
| NIMBLE | Word meaning agile, quick, spry or swift of body, feet, fingers or wit (6) |
| HUMORIST | Wag or wit |
| OBTUSENESS | Lack of insight or wit (10) |
| ESPRIT | Sprightliness or wit |
| ASSET | Charm or wit, e.g. |
| NIT | Word before pick or wit |
| ATTIC | Kind of salt or wit |
| DRY | Like some wine or wit |
| MARBLES | A children's game or wits, informally (7) |
| INLAY | Printed card or booklet attached to the case of a CD, DVD or cassette; or, the technique or process of boulle or marquetry (5) |
| CLUB | Black clover or trefoil shape on a playing card; or, a coterie or clique (4) |
| GREETINGS | An expression of friendly salutation said on meeting or in a written message in a Christmas card; or, hails, handshakes, kisses, nods or other welcomes generally (9) |
| LAUGH | An act of cachinnation, aka a cackle, chortle or crow; or, a card or comic, likely to evoke such a chuckle (5) |
| CREDIT | Charge card or ___ card |
| ACE | Highest card, or lowest card |
| PAY | Use a credit card or debit card |
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