| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| WIT | Humour | |
| COMEDY | Humour | |
| SPLEEN | Ill-humour | |
| IRONY | Perverse humour | |
| FUNKY | Unconventional humour | |
| LOWCOMEDY | Vulgar humour | |
| CAUSTIC | Abrasive (humour) | |
| MOODINESS | Ill humour | |
| WHIMSY | Fanciful humour | |
| DOURNESS | Lack of humour | |
| SERIOUSNESS | Lack of humour | |
| DISGRUNTLED | Out of humour | |
| TEMPER | Mood or humour | |
| HUMERI | “Funny bones humour,” I said | |
| SUMMERHOUSE | Humour seems lost in gazebo | |
| WITTY | Showing quick and inventive humour | |
| SARCASM | Bitter humour of Sam’s car crash | |
| LAUGHINGSTOCK | Butt cows with a sense of humour | |
| DEADPAN | Form of humour which was expressionless and aped characters | |