trag·i·com·e·dy 
(trăj′ĭ-kŏmĭ-dē)
(trăj′ĭ-kŏmĭ-dē)n. pl. trag·i·com·e·dies
1. A work of fiction, as a play, film, or novel, combining elements of tragedy and comedy.
2. The genre made up of such works.
3. An incident or situation having both comic and tragic elements.
[French tragicomédie, from Italian tragicommedia, from Late Latin tragicōmoedia, short for Latin tragicocōmoedia : tragicus, tragic; see TRAGIC + cōmoedia, comedy; see COMEDY.]
trag′i·comic (-kŏmĭk), trag′i·comi·cal (-ĭ-kəl) adj.
trag′i·comi·cal·ly adv.
- irremissibility
- irremissible
- irremissibly
- irremovability
- irremovable
- irremovably
- irreparability
- irreparable
- irreparableness
- irreparably
- irrepealable
- irreplaceability
- irreplaceable
- irreplaceableness
- irreplaceably
- irrepressibility
- irrepressible
- irrepressibleness
- irrepressibly
- irreproachability
- irreproachable
- irreproachableness
- irreproachably
- irresistibility
- irresistible