Crossword Clue: Mort from Montreal
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- "At Sunset" comic Mort
- Comedian from Montreal
- Comedian Mort ___
- Comedian Mort ____
- Comedian Mort
- Comedian who appeared on the cover of Time, 8/15/1960
- Comedian who recorded "1960: Look Forward in Anger"
- Comedic Mort
- Comic dubbed "Will Rogers with fangs"
- Comic labeled Will Rogers with fangs
- Comic Mort
- Comic satirist Mort
- Comic who declared "I'm not a liberal, I'm a radical!"
- Comic who said "A conservative is someone who believes in reform. But not now"
- Comic who wrote jokes for JFK
- Comic who wrote jokes for Kennedy
- Comic with the 1955 album "At Sunset"
- Comical Mort
- Early and influential stand-up comedian Mort who said, "Liberals feel unworthy of their possessions. Conservatives feel they deserve everything they've stolen" haha I feel that
- Early comic who inspired Woody Allen
- "Is there any group I haven't offended?" satirist
- "Is there anyone here I haven't offended?" comic
- Funny Mort
- Funnyman Mort
- Bruce contemporary
- Humorist Mort who wrote jokes for Kennedy
- Humorist Mort
- First Annual Grammy Awards host Mort
- Hungry i satirist
- First-ever comedian to appear on the cover of Time (1960)
- Iconoclastic comedian
- He released "The New Frontier" in 1961
- Canadian-born comedian once featured on the cover of Time
- Canadian-born political satirist
- Canadian comedian
- "Heartland" autobiographer Mort
- "Heartland" autobiographer
- Current-events comic
- "Johnny Cool" actor Mort
- Joke writer for many Kennedy campaign speeches
- Jokester Mort
- Droll Mort
- Pioneering stand-up comedian
- Kennedy era comedian
- "The Future Lies Ahead" comedian, 1958
- "Will Rogers with fangs," per Time
- "The Next President" comedian
- Wit Mort
- Wit of the JFK era
- Wit who recorded the classic 1960 comedy album "At the Hungry I"
- Witty Mort
- Political comedian Mort
- Political comic Mort
- Political humorist Mort
- Political satirist Mort
- Political satirist
- "Look Forward in Anger" comedian
- Mirthful Mort
- Nightclub comic
- Nightclub satirist
- Monologist Mort
- Monologuist Mort
- Montreal-born comedian
- Montreal-born comic who wrote jokes for J.F.K.
- Mordant Mort from Montreal
- Mordant Mort
- Mort from Montreal
- Mort of stand-up
- Mort on the cover of "Seriously Funny: The Rebel Comedians of the 1950s and 1960s"
- Mort the comedian
- Mort, the comedian
- Mort, the comic
- Mort the wit
- Mort who said "My life needs editing"
- Mort
- Sardonic Mort
- Satiric comedian
- Satiric comic Mort
- Satirical comedian
- Satirical Mort
- Satirist from Canada
- Satirist Mort
- Satirist once dubbed "Will Rogers with fangs"
- Satirist who said "If you were the only person left on the planet, I would have to attack you. That's my job"
- Satirist who was a joke writer for JFK
- Satirist who wrote jokes for J.F.K.
- Wry comic Mort
- Wry Mort
- Stand-up comic famous for carrying a rolled-up newspaper onstage
- Stand-up comic Mort
- Stand-up satirist
- "When I die, I want to still remain active politically" speaker
- Social satirist Mort
Recent Usage of Mort from Montreal in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Nov. 28, 1999
- New York Times - March 28, 1993
- New York Times - Aug. 8, 1982