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... and his sine qua non, 5 letters

I fail to see the ___, 5 letters

Accommodate oneself to, 5 letters

Body fluid, 5 letters

Bookstore aisle, 5 letters

Bookstore aisle, perhaps, 5 letters

Bookstore section, 5 letters

Borders section, 5 letters

Comedy, 5 letters

Comedy club serving, 5 letters

Comic's forte, 5 letters

Comic's stock in trade, 5 letters

Comical quality, 5 letters

Comicality, 5 letters

Dave Barry's forte, 5 letters

Drollery, 5 letters

Feature of Adam Sandler albums, 5 letters

Frame of mind, 5 letters

Funny business, 5 letters

Funny quality, 5 letters

Funny stuff, 5 letters

Funnyman's forte, 5 letters

Indulge, 5 letters

It makes you smile, 5 letters

It's a funny thing, 5 letters

It's good for a laugh, 5 letters

Jocularity, 5 letters

Jokes and such, 5 letters

Laughing matter, 5 letters

Laughs, 5 letters

Mark Russell's trade, 5 letters

Mark Twain forte, 5 letters

Mood, 5 letters

Patch Adams specialty, 5 letters

Put into a good mood, 5 letters

Quality of many They Might Be Giants tunes, 5 letters

Risible sense, 5 letters

Sense sorely lacking in some people, 5 letters

Sitcom material, 5 letters

Slapstick's genre, 5 letters

State of mind, 5 letters

Subject for the Mark Twain Prize, 5 letters

Temperament, 5 letters

Thurber forte, 5 letters

Twain forte, 5 letters

What some fail to see, 5 letters

What this is all about, 5 letters

Whim, 5 letters

A characteristic (habitual or relatively temporary) state of feeling, 5 letters

The liquid parts of the body, 5 letters

The quality of being funny, 5 letters

A message whose ingenuity or verbal skill or incongruity has the power to evoke laughter, 5 letters

One of the four fluids in the body whose balance was believed (in ancient and medieval physiology) to determine your emotional and physical state, 5 letters

Like bile, e.g., 7 letters

Indulged, 7 letters

Placated, 7 letters

Satisfied another's whim, 7 letters

Went along with, 7 letters

Type of piano piece, 10 letters

Capricious compositions, 11 letters

Al Franken, for one, 8 letters

Twain, for one, 8 letters

Someone who acts speaks or writes in an amusing way, 8 letters

Will Rogers and Mark Twain, 9 letters

Will Rogers and others, 9 letters

Start of a Langston Hughes quote, 14 letters

Dead serious, 9 letters

Nomad?, 20 letters

C'mon, at least consider it!, 7 letters

I beg your indulgence, 7 letters

I know, but do it anyway, 7 letters

Just give it a try!, 7 letters

Just play along, willya?, 7 letters

Just try it, 7 letters

*Let the mind believe what it likes, 12 letters

Amusing, 8 letters

Funny, 8 letters

With wit, 10 letters

Caesar's boastful bon mot?, 12 letters

Goes along with, 6 letters

Indulges, 6 letters

Moods, 6 letters

Plays along, 6 letters

Soothes by indulgence, 6 letters

Smokes in Catalonia, 5 letters

Bookstore section, across the pond, 6 letters

A characteristic (habitual or relatively temporary) state of feeling, 6 letters

The trait of appreciating (and being able to express) the humorous, 6 letters

The quality of being funny, 6 letters

The liquid parts of the body, 6 letters

A message whose ingenuity or verbal skill or incongruity has the power to evoke laughter, 6 letters

One of the four fluids in the body whose balance was believed (in ancient and medieval physiology) to determine your emotional and physical state, 6 letters

The act of indulging or gratifying a desire, 8 letters

Put into a good mood, 8 letters

The trait of merry joking, 12 letters

Someone who acts speaks or writes in an amusing way, 9 letters

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