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Often used in the same context:
humourist,
satirist,
comedian,
storyteller,
essayist,
raconteur,
novelist,
poet,
ventriloquist,
folksinger,
playwright,
dramatist,
comedienne,
philosopher,
parodist,
curmudgeon,
writer,
historian,
newspaperman,
funnyman,
cartoonist,
alexander woollcott,
balladeer,
memoirist,
ironist,
wordsmith,
entertainer,
author,
troubadour,
columnist,
folklorist,
robert benchley,
quipster,
tunesmith,
polymath,
bluesman,
monologist,
songwriter,
anthologist,
versifier,
polemicist,
bandleader,
owen wister,
ventriloquism,
autobiographer,
punster,
biographer,
ambrose bierce,
standup comedian,
illustrator,
francois rabelais,
statesman,
musician,
tragedian,
philosophe,
journalist,
prankster,
jazz musician,
satire,
jaroslav hasek,
magician,
sportswriter,
gadfly,
iconoclast,
humor,
songsmith,
songster,
groucho marx,
caricaturist,
bernard malamud,
ernie kovacs,
documentarian,
poet laureate,
newsman,
shel silverstein,
storywriter,
witticisms,
pundit,
max beerbohm,
preacher,
denise levertov,
moralist,
aphorist,
tummler,
practical joker,
sportscaster,
bard,
frontiersman,
sir peter ustinov,
orator,
jazzman,
juggler,
pontificator,
archibald macleish,
mordecai richler,
chronicler,
naturalist,
newspaperwoman,
wiseacre,
showman,
mencken,
clown,
humorists,
artist,
composer,
painter,
artists,
poetess,
lyricist,
scientist,
sculptor,
actress,
agnostic,
alexandrian,
alexandrine,
applauded,
arabian,
bom,
celebrated,
century,
critic,
danish,
disillusioned,
distinguished,
eighteenth,
eighteenthcentury,
eminent,
erudite,
famed,
famous,
foremost
More specific:
card,
ironist,
lampooner,
parodist,
punster,
satirist,
wag,
wit
Appears in the definition of:
benchley,
clemens,
donald robert perry marquis,
don marquis,
henry wheeler shaw,
ironist,
james grover thurber,
james thurber,
josh billings,
lardner,
mark twain,
marquis,
ridiculer,
ringgold wilmer lardner,
ring lardner,
robert benchley,
robert charles benchley,
rogers,
samuel langhorne clemens,
satirist,
shaw,
thurber,
william penn adair rogers,
will rogers
More general:
entertainer
Synonyms:
humourist
Also try:
— Adjectives for humorist:
american,
great,
greatest,
famous,
professional,
english,
true,
popular,
genuine,
black,
known,
more...
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