Crossword Clue: "Well-bred insolence," per Aristotle
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- 1999 Pulitzer Prize-winning drama
- 1999 Pulitzer Prize-winning Margaret Edson play
- 1999 Pulitzer Prize-winning play
- 1999 Pulitzer-winning play by Margaret Edson
- "___ and wisdom are like the seven stars, seldom seen together": Thomas Fuller
- ___ and wisdom
- Amusing one
- Amusing quality
- A lively person may have a sparkling one
- A wag
- A way with words
- Apt humor
- Ability to amuse
- Ability to banter
- Ability to say clever things
- Asset for a funny ad-libber
- Acumen
- Ad libber's asset
- Ad-libber's asset
- Astuteness
- Attic ___
- Attic appendage
- Algonquin Round Table member, e.g.
- Bon mot expert
- Comedian
- Comedian's asset
- Comedian's forte
- Comedic quality
- Comic
- Comical quality
- Comical skill
- Comic's asset
- Comic's forte
- Comic's need
- Comic's quality
- Intellect
- Intelligence
- Fred Allen for one
- Cerf for one
- Brainpower
- Brainy skill
- "Irreverence is easy--what's hard is __": Tom Lehrer
- Feature of Algonquin Round Table discussions
- Brevity is its soul
- Brevity is said to be the soul of it
- "Brevity is the soul of ___"
- Groucho's forte
- Conan quality
- "Educated insolence," according to Aristotle
- "Educated insolence," to Aristotle
- ''Educated insolence,'' to Aristotle
- It can be dry or sparkling
- Fun guy to be around
- Funny fellow
- Characteristic of lyrics, at times
- Funny one
- Funny one's asset
- Funnyman
- "Few love it unless in themselves," per Lord Chesterfield
- Charming person's asset, perhaps
- Gagster
- It may be dry or sparkling
- It may be dry
- It may be native
- Half-___ (foolish person)
- Half or dim
- G.B.S. was one
- Dim or half
- Humor
- Humor columnist's gift
- Humor writer's quality
- Humorist
- Humorist's forte
- Humorist's skill
- Humorist's strength
- Humorous one
- Humorous person
- Humour
- Its soul is brevity.
- Its soul is brevity
- Coward, for one
- Clever comedian
- Clever comic
- Clever commenter
- Clever, funny person
- Clever humor
- Clever humour
- Clever nature
- Clever one
- Clever person
- Clever sort
- Clever type
- Cleverness
- Improv comic's skill
- Crossword cluer's asset, hopefully
- Jesting sort
- Jesting type
- Jimmy Fallon asset
- Dorothy Parker, e.g.
- Dorothy Parker, for one
- Dorothy Parker forte
- Dorothy Parker had it
- Dorothy Parker quality
- Jocularity
- "Cultured insolence," according to Aristotle
- Card quality
- Card
- Card's quality
- Expert banterer
- Expert in repartee
- Joke writer's asset
- Joke writer's forte
- Joker
- Jokester
- Jon Stewart asset
- Jon Stewart display
- Jon Stewart, e.g.
- Jon Stewart forte
- He's a hoot
- Good humor man
- Good humor man?
- Good sense
- Ingenuity
- Droll humor
- Drollery
- Oscar Wilde, e.g.
- Oscar Wilde, notably
- Oscar Wilde's forte
- Oscar Wilde's sine qua non
- Mother __
- Pulitzer-winning play of 1999
- Punning and such
- Puns and such
- Punster, for one
- Punster
- Punster's quality
- Punster's skill
- Verbal ability
- Verbal agility
- Verbal cleverness
- Verbal deftness
- "Rock ___ U" (Awww Baby)" (Ashanti)
- Sharp humor
- Mark Russell's forte
- Mark Twain, notably
- Sharp sense of humor
- Sharpness
- Shavian forte.
- Wilde, for one
- Wilde forte
- Wilde, notably
- Wilde strength
- Wilde thing?
- Wilde was one
- Wildean quality
- Wilde's forte
- Will Rogers forte
- Marx asset
- Play that won the 1999 Pulitzer for Drama
- Romeo's was "a most sharp sauce," per Shakespeare
- Romeo's was "a most sharp sauce"
- Knack for comebacks
- Knack for quick comebacks
- Knack for snappy comebacks
- Quick quality
- "Quick" thing for a comic to have
- Quick thinking
- "The noblest frailty of the mind": Shadwell
- Quickness of mind
- Wisdom's partner
- Wisecracker
- Quip quality, hopefully
- Quipper
- Quipping sort
- Quipster or punster
- Quipster
- Quipster's asset
- Quipster's quality
- Quotable one
- Routine strength?
- Wag
- Raconteur asset
- Raconteur's asset
- Raconteur's talent
- Parker pen product
- Raillery.
- Raillery
- Namely, after "to"
- "Rapier" quality
- Part of lyrical content, at times
- Native ___
- Mental ability
- Mental acuity
- Mental agility
- Mental capacity
- Mental quickness
- Natural intelligence
- One always ready with quick comebacks
- Reasoning power
- One-liner producer
- One quick to quip
- One skilled at one-liners
- One skilled at repartee
- One skilled in repartee
- Leg-puller
- Repartee adept
- Repartee requisite
- Repartee
- Reparteeist
- Life of many a party
- Life of the party, often
- Life of the party, perhaps
- "Make It ___ Chu" Queens of the Stone Age
- Retorts are his forte
- Woody Allen asset
- "There's many a man hath more hair than ___": Shak.
- Sagacity
- Word that can follow "half" or "nit"
- Twain's talent
- Wordplay
- Wordplay and such
- Wordplay, e.g.
- Wordplay element
- Wordplay maven
- Wordplay quality
- Wordplay user
- Swift gift
- Swift quality
- Sarcasm
- Satirist's asset
- Satirist's quality
- Satirist's specialty
- "Well-bred insolence," per Aristotle
- Typical Algonquin Round Table member
- Thinker; brain
- Skill with wordplay
- Talent for a good M. C.
- Talent for banter
- Talent for humor
- Talent for persiflage
- Talent for repartee
- Talent for saying funny things
- Talent of Leno or Letterman
- Slayer of a sort
- Thurber was one
- Stand-up specialty
- What G.B.S. had
- What "many a man hath more hair than," in Shakespeare
- Tina Fey display
- Smile-inducing speaker
- To ___.
- To ___ (for example)
- Youngman or Berle, e.g.
- Seinfeld asset
- Seinfeld, e.g.
- Seinfeld specialty
- Stephen Colbert asset
- Used for funny lyrics
- Zinger deliverer
- Zinger producer
- Zingers and such
- Sense of humor
Recent Usage of "Well-bred insolence," per Aristotle in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - June 12, 2014
