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Definition of funnier - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
more amusingcausing more laughter or amusement
- His jokes are funnier than hers.
2.
behaviormore strange or unusual
- The situation got funnier as the day went on.
Origin of funnier
English, fun (amusement) + -ier (comparative suffix)
Terms with funnier included in their meaning
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comedy joke
joke repeated in a story, often becoming funnier each time
Examples of funnier in a sentence
Her latest book is even funnier than the previous one. His behavior became funnier with each passing minute. The plot twist made the story even funnier.
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- French:plus drôle, plus étrange, ...
- German:lustiger, seltsamer, ...
- Italian:più spiritoso, più bizzarro, ...
- Spanish:más divertido, más raro, ...
- Portuguese:mais divertido, mais estranho, ...
- Chinese:更搞笑, 更奇怪, ...
- Japanese:もっと面白い, もっと奇妙な, ...
- Arabic:أَكْثَر إِضْحاكًا, أغرب, ...
- Hebrew:מַצְחִיק יוֹתֵר, יוֹתֵר מוּזָר, ...
- Russian:смешнее, страннее, ...
- Ukrainian:смішніший, смішніше, ...
- Hindi:ज़्यादा मज़ेदार, अधिक अजीब, ...
Definition of funny - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- The comedian told a funny joke.
2.
- That was a funny noise coming from the engine.
3.
- I feel funny after eating that seafood.
4.
- I think there's something funny going on here.
Noun
1.
- He told a funny at the party.
2.
- I read the funnies every Sunday.
3.
- The sailors used a funny for fishing.
Images of funny
series of humorous drawings in print 
narrow boat for rowing
Expressions with funny
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ulnar nerve at the elbow causing tingling when hit
I accidentally hit my funny bone on the table.
book containing humorous content
She loves reading a funny book before bed.
vague sense of unease or discomfort
I have a funny feeling about this place.
behave in a strange or suspicious way
She started to act funny when we asked about the money.
do not do anything dishonest or sneaky
Give me the money, and no funny business!
peculiar or unexpected in a humorous way
She always wears mismatched socks, she's funny that way.
used when something just said is coincidentally relevant
Funny you should say that, I was just thinking the same thing!
suddenly feel strange or unwell in body or emotions
I always go all funny when I see blood.
recognize the amusing aspect of something
He always tries to see the funny side of things.
make someone laugh or be amused
The comedian's joke really tickled my funny bone.
dishonest or suspicious activity
The manager warned against any funny business during the inventory check.
mentally unstable or behaving oddly
He acts funny in the head sometimes.
money obtained through dishonest methods
The scammer made a fortune with funny money.
person or thing seen as odd or endearing
She's a funny old thing, always talking to her plants.
life or the world seen as strange or unpredictable
It's a funny old world, isn't it?
section of a newspaper with comic strips
Every Sunday, I read the funny pages first.
strange or unusual, not humorous
Her behavior was funny peculiar, not funny ha-ha.
experience sudden dizziness or lightheadedness
She sometimes gets funny turns when standing up quickly.
become strange or not work properly
The TV started to go funny during the storm.
used to soften a critical comment
I'm not being funny, but your idea won't work.
indicates a situation is more serious than it seems
It's not even funny how much damage the storm caused last night.
extremely amusing or hilarious
The movie was screamingly funny and had everyone laughing.
extremely amusing or hilarious
The comedian's performance was too funny for words.
attempt to do something deceitful or suspicious
Don't try anything funny while I'm gone.
Origin of funny
English, fun (amusement) + -y (characterized by)
Examples of funny in a sentence
The movie was full of funny moments. There was a funny smell in the basement. He gave a funny answer that worried everyone. He felt funny after the roller coaster ride. The medication made her feel funny all day. There's a funny smell coming from the basement.
His explanation sounded funny to everyone present. Everyone laughed at the funny he shared. She always has a funny ready to lighten the mood. She clipped her favorite funnies from the newspaper. The funnies section is always a hit with the kids. They rowed the funny across the calm lake. A funny was used to transport goods to the shore.
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- French:drôle, blague, ...
- German:lustig, Witz, ...
- Italian:divertente, battuta, ...
- Spanish:gracioso, chiste, ...
- Portuguese:engraçado, piada, ...
- Chinese:滑稽的, 笑话, ...
- Japanese:面白い, ジョーク, ...
- Arabic:مُضْحِك, نُكْتَة, ...
- Hebrew:מַצְחִיק, בְּדִיחָה, ...
- Russian:смешной, шутка, ...
- Ukrainian:смішний, жарт, ...
- Hindi:मज़ेदार, मजाक, ...
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