| HARDCASE | Difficult lawsuit for an amusing person (4,4) |
| CAUTION | Warning for an amusing person (7) |
| COMEDIAN | Arrive with woman - an amusing person |
| COURTCARD | King, for instance, using tennis area - an amusing person (5,4) |
| HOOT | Cry of an owl; note of a motor-horn or steam whistle; or, an amusing person or thing (4) |
| CHARIOTEER | Driver's joy having an amusing person on board |
| CARD | An amusing person (coll) |
| CHARACTER | A letter from an amusing person (9) |
| COMIC | Children's periodical produced by an amusing person (5) |
| AGENDAS | An amusing person about to finish schemes of work (7) |
| CARDGAME | Amusing person, willing cheat, for example (4,4) |
| FACECARD | Encounter amusing person who could be the knave |
| ANECDOTE | From "things unpublished", word for a secret history first, now an amusing story of an incident of private life (8) |
| AGASAGAS | An amusing situation repeatedly found in popular British novels |
| HUMORIST | A writer of comic stories or an amusing talker (8) |
| BUNFIGHT | Spooner speaks of an amusing bay at the tea party (3,5) |
| FUNNYMAN | Supporter welcomes Nice forecast starting off from Frenchman - an amusing fellow (5,3) |
| ALLRIGHT | A line of an amusing sort about Republican is acceptable (3,5) |
| CAUSECELEBRE | Notorious lawsuit, for example (5,7) |
| QUITAM | Type of lawsuit for a whistleblower |
