| 单词 | ↑Humour and humorous |
| 释义 | ↑Humour and humorous Humour and humorous — Thesaurus+: LEVEL 3 SL ↑♯ Humour and humorous (123) in total 1. GSOH noun [U] ⇒ ↑GSOH 2. a bundle of laughs INFORMAL ⇒ ↑a bundle of laughs 3. amusing adjective ⇒ ↑amusing 4. be a barrel of laughs/fun INFORMAL ⇒ ↑be a barrel of laughs/fun 5. bring the house down ⇒ ↑bring the house down 6. comedy noun ⇒ ↑comedy 7. comic adjective ⇒ ↑comic 8. comical adjective ⇒ ↑comical 9. coruscating adjective ⇒ ↑coruscating 10. crack noun [C] (JOKE) ⇒ ↑crack 11. crack verb [T] (MAKE JOKE) ⇒ ↑crack 12. don't make me laugh! INFORMAL ⇒ ↑don't make me laugh! 13. drily (ALSO dryly) adverb ⇒ ↑drily 14. droll adjective ⇒ ↑droll 15. dry adjective APPROVING (HUMOUR) ⇒ ↑dry 16. facetious adjective DISAPPROVING ⇒ ↑facetious 17. for a laugh INFORMAL ⇒ ↑for a laugh 18. funny ha-ha or funny peculiar? UK ⇒ ↑funny ha-ha or funny peculiar? 19. funny adjective (HUMOROUS) ⇒ ↑funny 20. gag noun [C] (JOKE) ⇒ ↑gag 21. geddit? exclamation UK INFORMAL ⇒ ↑geddit? 22. hilarious adjective ⇒ ↑hilarious 23. hilarity noun [U] ⇒ ↑hilarity 24. humorous adjective ⇒ ↑humorous 25. humour UK (US humor) noun [U] (AMUSEMENT) ⇒ ↑humour 26. hysterical adjective ⇒ ↑hysterical 27. jest noun FORMAL ⇒ ↑jest 28. jest verb [I] ⇒ ↑jest 29. jocose adjective LITERARY ⇒ ↑jocose 30. jocular adjective FORMAL ⇒ ↑jocular :: 2 × Humour and humorous 31. joke noun [C] (FUNNY) ⇒ ↑joke 32. joke verb [I] ⇒ ↑joke 33. joker noun [C] (FUNNY PERSON) ⇒ ↑joker 34. jokester noun [C] ⇒ ↑jokester 35. jokey adjective INFORMAL ⇒ ↑jokey 36. jokingly adverb ⇒ ↑jokingly 37. josh verb [I or T] INFORMAL ⇒ ↑josh 38. killing adjective OLD-FASHIONED (FUNNY) ⇒ ↑killing 39. knock, knock! ⇒ ↑knock, knock! 40. laugh noun [C] ⇒ ↑laugh 41. lavatorial adjective UK DISAPPROVING ⇒ ↑lavatorial 42. levity noun [U] FORMAL ⇒ ↑levity 43. light adjective (NOT SERIOUS) ⇒ ↑light 44. lightly adverb (NOT SERIOUSLY) ⇒ ↑lightly 45. ludicrous adjective ⇒ ↑ludicrous 46. make a joke of sth ⇒ ↑make a joke of sth 47. many a true word is spoken in jest SAYING ⇒ ↑many a true word is spoken in jest 48. play on words ⇒ ↑play on words 49. playful adjective ⇒ ↑playful 50. priceless adjective ⇒ ↑priceless 51. pun noun [C] ⇒ ↑pun 52. pun verb [I] ⇒ ↑pun 53. punchline noun [C] ⇒ ↑punchline 54. punster noun [C] ⇒ ↑punster 55. quip noun [C] ⇒ ↑quip 56. rapier adjective [before noun] ⇒ ↑rapier 57. rib verb [T] INFORMAL ⇒ ↑rib 58. ridiculous adjective ⇒ ↑ridiculous 59. sarcasm is the lowest form of wit/humour SAYING ⇒ ↑sarcasm is the lowest form of wit/humour 60. satire noun [C or U] ⇒ ↑satire 61. satirize (UK USUALLY satirise) verb [T] ⇒ ↑satirize 62. scream noun [C] INFORMAL (FUN) ⇒ ↑scream 63. the one about INFORMAL ⇒ ↑the one about 64. tickle verb [T often passive] INFORMAL (PLEASE) ⇒ ↑tickle 65. tongue in cheek (ALSO with your tongue in your cheek) ⇒ ↑tongue in cheek 66. uproarious adjective ⇒ ↑uproarious 67. wag noun (PERSON) ⇒ ↑wag 68. wisecrack noun [C] INFORMAL ⇒ ↑wisecrack 69. wit noun (HUMOUR) ⇒ ↑wit 70. witticism noun [C] ⇒ ↑witticism 71. witty adjective ⇒ ↑witty 72. wordplay noun [U] ⇒ ↑wordplay 73. wry adjective [before noun] ⇒ ↑wry 74. you've got to laugh (ALSO you have to laugh) informal ⇒ ↑you've got to laugh 75. zany adjective INFORMAL ⇒ ↑zany 76. ˈin-joke noun [C] ⇒ ↑in-joke 77. ˈrib-tickling adjective (ALSO ˌrib-ticklingly ˈfunny) informal ⇒ ↑rib-tickling 78. ˈside-ˌsplitting adjective ⇒ ↑side-splitting 79. ˈstand-up adjective [before noun] ⇒ ↑stand-up 80. ˌblack ˈhumour noun [U] ⇒ ↑black humour 81. ˌgallows ˈhumour noun [U] ⇒ ↑gallows humour 82. ˌone-ˈliner noun [C] INFORMAL ⇒ ↑one-liner 83. ˌstanding ˈjoke noun [C usually singular] ⇒ ↑standing joke 84. ˌtongue-in-ˈcheek adjective [before noun] ⇒ ↑tongue-in-cheek 85. in jest ⇒ ↑in jest 86. in jest ⇒ ↑jest 87. lambent wit ⇒ ↑lambent wit 88. lambent wit ⇒ ↑lambent 89. sense of fun ⇒ ↑sense of fun 90. sense of fun ⇒ ↑sense 91. sense of humour ⇒ ↑sense of humour 92. sense of humour ⇒ ↑sense 93. amusingly adverb ⇒ ↑amusing 94. amusingly adverb ⇒ ↑amusingly 95. comically adverb ⇒ ↑comical 96. comically adverb ⇒ ↑comically 97. drolly adverb ⇒ ↑droll 98. drolly adverb ⇒ ↑drolly 99. hilariously adverb ⇒ ↑hilarious 100. hilariously adverb ⇒ ↑hilariously 101. humorously adverb ⇒ ↑humorous 102. humorously adverb ⇒ ↑humorously 103. ludicrously adverb ⇒ ↑ludicrous 104. ludicrously adverb ⇒ ↑ludicrously 105. quip verb [I] ⇒ ↑quip 106. ridiculously adverb ⇒ ↑ridiculous 107. ridiculously adverb ⇒ ↑ridiculously 108. satirical adjective ⇒ ↑satire 109. satirical adjective ⇒ ↑satirical 110. uproariously adverb ⇒ ↑uproarious 111. uproariously adverb ⇒ ↑uproariously 112. waggish adjective OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ⇒ ↑wag 113. waggish adjective OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ⇒ ↑waggish 114. wisecracking noun [U], adjective [before noun] ⇒ ↑wisecrack 115. wisecracking noun [U], adjective [before noun] ⇒ ↑wisecracking 116. wittily adverb ⇒ ↑wittily 117. wittily adverb ⇒ ↑witty 118. wryly adverb ⇒ ↑wry 119. wryly adverb ⇒ ↑wryly 120. ˈside-ˌsplittingly adverb ⇒ ↑side-splitting 121. ˈside-ˌsplittingly adverb ⇒ ↑side-splittingly 122. ˈwise-guy adjective [before noun] (US OFFENSIVE ˈwise-ass) ⇒ ↑wise guy 123. ˈwise-guy adjective [before noun] (US OFFENSIVE ˈwise-ass) ⇒ ↑wise-guy |
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