| First Line |
Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title |
Lines |
Views |
| For rent - |
Irish Bulls |
1 |
174527 |
| For there was never yet philosopher |
Teeth |
2 |
174463 |
| For titles do not reflect |
Titles Of Honor And Nobility |
1 |
176339 |
| Foreman: "'Ow is it that little |
Laziness |
2 |
174597 |
| Four hostile newspapers |
Newspapers |
1 |
174668 |
| Four hundred and twenty-two movements |
Recipe for an orchestra leader: |
4 |
174378 |
| Four things belong to a judge: |
Judges |
1 |
174432 |
| Francis Wilson, the comedian, |
Bluffing |
7 |
174463 |
| Frank comes into the house in a sorry plight. |
Time |
5 |
174031 |
| Franklin's education was |
Franklin |
1 |
174197 |
| FRED - "My dear Dora, |
Hope |
2 |
173899 |
| Fred Stone, of Montgomery and Stone fame, |
Transmutation |
1 |
174108 |
| Freddie (aged six): |
Sympathy |
3 |
174266 |
| FRESHMAN - "I have a sliver in my finger. |
College Students |
2 |
174205 |
| FRIEND (admiring the prodigy) |
Natives |
2 |
174624 |
| FRIEND - "So you're going to make it hot |
Banks And Banking |
|
174698 |
| Friend," said one immigrant to another, |
After Dinner Speeches |
3 |
174433 |
| FRIEND-"So your great Russian actor |
Personal Names |
2 |
174380 |
| Friendly may we part |
Friendship |
1 |
174262 |
| From a crowd of rah-rah college boys celebrating |
Evidence |
6 |
174643 |
| From a sailor's letter to his wife: |
European War |
2 |
174434 |
| From each according to his ability, |
Business Enterprise |
1 |
174094 |
| From yon blue heavens above us bent, |
Ancestry |
3 |
174507 |
| Fun is like life insurance, |
Fun |
1 |
174204 |
| FUSSY LADY PATIENT - "I was suffering so much, |
Physicians And Surgeons |
2 |
173873 |
| Fust time you've ever milked a cow, |
Fountain Pens |
2 |
174270 |
| GABE - "What are you going back to that place |
Summer Resorts |
2 |
174705 |
| Gen. O.O. Howard, as is well known, |
Mules |
5 |
174341 |
| General Benjamin F. Butler built a house |
Employers And Employees |
7 |
175458 |
| General Gordon, the Confederate commander, |
Patriotism |
2 |
174869 |
| Genial Uncle: "Well, old chap, |
Our Modern Infant |
2 |
174492 |
| George Ade had finished his speech |
Lawyers |
4 |
174718 |
| George Ade, with a fellow American, |
Languages |
2 |
174541 |
| George Bernard Shaw was recently entertained |
Dancing |
3 |
174596 |
| George W. Cable, the southern writer, |
Authors |
3 |
174689 |
| George Washington drew a long sigh |
Wishes |
7 |
174643 |
| George, will you go and speak |
Troubles Of The New-Poor |
1 |
174372 |
| George," said the Titian-haired school marm, |
Hash |
2 |
174818 |
| George: "I proposed to that girl |
The Obstacle |
2 |
174256 |
| George: "Why don't Jack and Laura |
A Lovers' Quarrel |
2 |
176153 |
| GEORGIA LAWYER (to colored prisoner) |
Thieves |
4 |
174496 |
| Gerald," said the young wife, |
Ancestry |
3 |
174704 |
| Get a gossip wound up |
Gossip |
1 |
174352 |
| Gilbert wrote a couplet concerning |
Flowers |
5 |
174703 |
| Girls make me tired, |
Comparisons |
2 |
174439 |
| God sent his singers upon earth |
Singers |
4 |
174295 |
| God's prophets of the Beautiful, |
Poets |
2 |
174703 |
| Goin' in that house over there? |
Dog |
6 |
174308 |
| GOLFER (unsteadied by Christmas luncheon) |
Golf |
2 |
174744 |
| Golly, but I's tired! |
Measuring Instruments |
3 |
174375 |
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