Crossword Clue: Funny fellow
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Funny fellow"
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- __ sharp
- American Greetings purchase
- Amusing fellow
- Amusing person
- Amusing sort
- Barrel of laughs
- Basic bingo item
- Arena agenda
- Ace, e.g.
- Ace for one
- Ace, for one
- Ace, king, or jack
- Ace, king, or queen
- Ace of clubs, for instance
- Ace of hearts, for example
- Ace of hearts, for one
- Ace of spades, e.g.
- Ace or deuce
- Ace or jack
- Article of war?
- Ask for ID
- Ask for identification
- Ask for proof of age
- Ask to produce proof of age
- Bingo item
- Bingo player's buy
- Bingo player's need
- Bingo player's purchase
- Birthday __
- Birthday greeting
- Bit of December mail
- Blackjack request
- Blue October: "Clumsy ___ House"
- Comic
- Comical one
- ''Hit me!'' request
- "Hit me" sayer's request
- Boxing program
- Common type of trick
- Deck component
- Deck item
- Deck member
- Deck unit
- Green ___
- Greeting ____
- Greeting or post
- "Is this your ___?" (magician's line)
- "Is this your ___?"
- Eccentric — stiff paper
- Bridge essential
- Funny fellow
- Character
- Funny guy
- Funny one
- Check for ID, as at a bar
- Check for ID
- Check for proof of age
- Check someone's ID
- Check the birth date of, say
- Check the ID of
- Check the proof of
- It may be drawn by hand
- It may be drawn by hand?
- Determine the age of, in a way
- Deuce, e.g.
- Deuce or jack, e.g.
- Deuce or trey
- It may come with a gift
- It may say "I'm sorry"
- Diamond, e.g.
- Diamond or heart, e.g.
- It might be wild
- Hallmark item
- Hallmark offering
- Hallmark product
- Hallmark purchase
- Hallmark store purchase
- Hand component
- Hand-drawn object?
- Hand part
- Hand unit
- Item in a Ricky Jay deck
- Item made by Hallmark
- Item sold by Hallmark or American Greetings
- End of quotation
- Business ____
- Business hand-out
- Business ID
- Business person's handout
- Businessman's offering
- It's cheaper than a gift
- Five of hearts, for one
- Get well soon ___
- ID
- ID __
- Gift accompanier
- Gift attachment, often
- Gift-box attachment
- Class clown
- Jack, 5 or 10, e.g.
- Jack, e.g.
- Jack, for one
- Jack of diamonds, e.g.
- Jack or 10
- Jack or ace
- Jack or deuce
- Jack or joker
- Jack or king
- Jack or queen
- Jack or ten
- Calling ____
- Credit ___
- Credit ____
- Credit or birthday
- Cribbage item
- Jester
- Index item
- Joker
- Joker, e.g.
- Joker, for one
- Joker or ace
- Joker or deuce
- Joker or jack
- Joker or jokester
- Jokester or joker
- Jokester
- "Here's my ___"
- Cut-up
- Cutup
- Facetious one
- Droll fellow, familiarly
- Comb in a way
- Comb wool
- Stiff paper
- Pip's place
- Valentine's Day purchase
- Stitch
- Riot
- Stop at the door, perhaps
- Many a professional blackjack player
- The ace of spades, for one
- Kidder
- Punster
- Verify the age of, in a way
- Very funny sort
- Kind of game
- Wild thing?
- "Wild" thing, at times
- Kind of queen
- Kind of shark
- Pack member
- Plastic money, credit ...
- King of clubs, for one
- King or queen, but not a prince
- King or queen
- King, queen, or jack, for example
- King, queen or jack
- Queen e.g.
- Visa, e.g.
- Quipster
- Wit
- Wag
- Waggish individual
- Waggish one
- Racing program
- N. L. player
- Witty one
- Part of a deck
- Suited king or queen
- Part of a hand
- Trump that may or may not have a face
- Part of a suit
- Lampshade wearer
- Member of the pack?
- On second thought, make it a romantic comedy: "Soylent Green..."
- Real character
- Postal or greeting
- One in a Community Chest stack
- Laugh-a-minute type
- Laugh-a-minute
- One in on the deal?
- Record form for a sporting event.
- Networker's offering
- One of 52 in a deck
- One of 52, in most games
- One of 52
- Pre-Christmas mailing
- Nine of diamonds, e.g.
- Present accompaniment
- Request an ID from
- Printed birthday greeting
- Printed greeting
- Prizefight program
- Life of the party
- Process wool
- Picasso's "___ Player"
- "Pick a __, any ..."
- "Pick a ___ ..." (magician's phrase)
- Pick in a trick
- Program
- Programme
- Piece of Christmas mail
- Piece of mail
- Word after E or ID
- Word after index or calling
- Sales agent's handout
- Sales rep's handout
- Salesman's handout
- Salesperson's handout
- Word with business or playing
- Word with face or place
- "We ___" (convenience store sign)
- Word with "index" or "greeting"
- Two or three, but not one
- Swiped item
- Thick paper
- Sports program
- Six of clubs, for instance
- Six of spades, e.g.
- St. Louis baseballer, slangily
- Three of clubs, for example
- Sleeve cache?
- Tarot deck unit
- Tarot, e.g.
- Yellow ___ (soccer warning)
- Unshown part of a stud hand
- What you get if you say "hit me" in blackjack
- Seek proof of age
- Ten of clubs, for one
- Soccer ref's foul indicator
- Soccer send-off, red ...
Recent Usage of Funny fellow in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Funny fellow" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Funny fellow in their crossword puzzles recently:
- WSJ Daily - Oct. 24, 2018
- WSJ Daily - Sept. 22, 2018
- WSJ Daily - July 16, 2018
- The Puzzle Society - June 30, 2018
- Joseph - June 30, 2018
- Joseph - May 8, 2018
- Joseph - April 13, 2018
- Joseph - March 7, 2018
- WSJ Daily - Oct. 5, 2017
- WSJ Daily - Sept. 8, 2017
- WSJ Daily - March 30, 2017
- Joseph - March 22, 2017
- Joseph - March 13, 2017
- Joseph - Dec. 5, 2016
- Joseph - Oct. 14, 2016
- WSJ Daily - Aug. 23, 2016
- Joseph - July 14, 2016
- Sheffer - March 8, 2016
- Joseph - Feb. 1, 2016
- Washington Post - Nov. 6, 2015
