| WITCH | Crone taking a humorous man to church (5) |
| WIT | A humorous man showing good sense (3) |
| SILENCE | What is golden is brought back by man to church |
| CATCH | An amount of fish netted; a humorous round for typically three voices; or, a child's ball game (5) |
| NAHUM | From Perelman, a humorous book? |
| AMUSE | Entertain in a humorous way |
| DROLL | Having a humorous quality |
| GAZEBO | Word, said to be a humorous pseudo-Latin combination of "stare" and "I shall", for a belvedere, garden pavilion or summerhouse, sited to command an extensive view (6) |
| SKIT | Essentially a humorous "hit", "shot" or "squib" of wit fired at a target first, now a burlesque, parody or satirical sketch; or, a sharp scud of rain (4) |
| LIGHTOPERA | Musical drama with a humorous plot and happy ending (5,5) |
| NICKNAME | A humorous or derisory name given to a person, animal or place (8) |
| RIFF | A figure, lick, ostinato, refrain or other repeated phrase forming the basis of a song/groove in jazz /pop; or, a humorous monologue (4) |
| CHUCKLED | Had a humorous reaction to cast left with writer (8) |
| PUN | A humorous use of a word with two meanings or sounds (3) |
| VINEGAR | ___ Valentine, a.k.a. humorous Valentine |
| WAG | Shake a finger at a humorous type (3) |
| SATIRIST | One day I create a stir as a humorous writer (8) |
| CARTOON | What is a drawing, often accompanied by a humorous caption (7) |
| LOL | Response to a humorous text |
| ALIGHT | A humorous way to get down (6) |
