Crossword Clue: Kind of strip
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Kind of strip"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Kind of strip"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Kind of strip:
- ___ strip ("Dilbert," for example)
- Amusing
- "B.C.," e.g.
- "B.C." or "Baby Blues"
- A real stand-up guy?
- Bianca Xunise creation
- "Blondie" or "Cathy"
- "Baby Blues" or "Rhymes With Orange"
- Ali Wong, for example
- Book with drawings
- Comedian
- Eddie Murphy is one
- Funny
- Funny fellow
- Funny one
- Funny performer
- Funny type of strip
- Funnyman
- Hope or Youngman
- Gagman
- Gagster
- ''Broom-Hilda,'' for example
- Buddy Hackett
- "Dilbert," e.g.
- "Dilbert," for one
- Humorist
- Humorous or humorist
- Humorous
- Chris Rock, for one
- Chris Rock or Ellen DeGeneres
- Harlequinesque
- Entertainer.
- Janelle James, for one
- Doer of stand-up
- Improv entertainer
- Improv performer
- Clown
- Club joke teller
- ''Doonesbury'' or ''Garfield,'' e.g.
- Jocose
- Joke teller
- Joke-telling performer
- Joker
- Droll one
- Droll
- Dangerfield, e.g.
- "Cathy," e.g.
- "Cathy," for one
- ''Cathy'' or ''Blondie,'' e.g.
- "Cathy" or "Blondie"
- "Cathy" or "Garfield"
- Thalian
- Risible
- Many a late-night host
- Whit
- Roast host, usually
- Kind of book or relief
- Strip for laughs
- Strip in the paper
- Strip
- Kind of opera or strip
- Kind of opera
- Kind of relief
- Kind of strip or opera
- Kind of strip
- Martin or Lewis
- Kind of valentine
- Like some timing
- Marvel production
- Multi-square entertainment
- King or Newhart
- "The Katzenjammer Kids," e.g.
- Wag
- Waggish sort
- "The Tonight Show" performer
- Raising a laugh
- "Little Lulu," for one
- "Nancy" or "Cathy"
- "Last ___ Standing" (NBC reality competition)
- One applauded for a bit
- Late Martha Raye e.g.
- One eliciting laughs
- Laugh-getter
- Laugh-inducing
- Laugh provider
- Laughable
- Laughing matter
- Laurel or Hardy
- "Peanuts," e.g.
- ''Peanuts,'' e.g.
- "Peanuts," for one
- "Peanuts" or "Pickles"
- "Pearls Before Swine," e.g.
- Louis C.K., for one
- Newspaper feature
- Newspaper strip
- "Luann" or "Blondie"
- Minsky attraction
- Performer at Caroline's
- Performer of one-liners
- Performer of stand-up
- One whose bag is gags
- One with gags
- Person who may bomb, kill or slay
- One with one-liners
- Magazine for children
- Lewis Black, e.g.
- Open mic performer, often
- Opposite of tragic, in the theater
- Professional joke teller
- "Pickles," for one
- Like a harlequin
- Rib-tickling
- Source of gags
- Sunday newspaper color feature
- Sunday newspaper feature
- Shtick figure
- Word before book or opera
- Word before strip or opera
- Word with book or opera
- Sinbad, for one
- Sinbad or Chris Rock, e.g.
- Word with "opera" or "relief"
- Word with opera or strip
- Word with strip or book
- Word with "strip" or "book"
- Word with strip or relief
- Work in panels
- Work of art?
- Stand-up ___ (type of humorist)
- Stand-up guy?
- Stand-up guy
- Stand-up in a club
- Stand-up individual?
- Stand-up kind of guy?
- Stand-up kind of guy
- Stand-up performer
- Stand-up type?
- Standup guy?
- Standup kind of guy?
Recent Usage of Kind of strip in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Kind of strip" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Kind of strip in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - April 13, 2019
- New York Times - Jan. 6, 2012
- New York Times - Oct. 9, 1981
- New York Times - May 14, 1976
- New York Times - July 12, 1975
- New York Times - Oct. 26, 1972
- New York Times - June 17, 1971
