funny stuff
ˈfʌni stʌf
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Definition of funny stuff - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
humorhumorous or amusing content like jokes or comedy
  • The comedian's show was full of funny stuff.
comedy humor
2.
crimeUSirregular or suspicious activities often illegalUS
  • The detective suspected some funny stuff was going on.
shady dealings
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Expressions with funny

funny bonen.
ulnar nerve at the elbow causing tingling when hit
I accidentally hit my funny bone on the table.
funny bookn.
book containing humorous content
She loves reading a funny book before bed.
funny feelingn.
vague sense of unease or discomfort
I have a funny feeling about this place.
act funnyv.
behave in a strange or suspicious way
She started to act funny when we asked about the money.
and no funny businessexp.
do not do anything dishonest or sneaky
Give me the money, and no funny business!
funny that wayexp.
peculiar or unexpected in a humorous way
She always wears mismatched socks, she's funny that way.

Expressions with stuff

kids' stuffn.
things considered suitable or appealing mainly to children
The movie was mostly kids' stuff, full of simple jokes and bright colors.
stuff happensexp.
bad or unexpected things happen as part of life
We missed the bus, but stuff happens.
and stuffoth.
used to imply additional unspecified items
We need to buy milk, bread, and stuff.
hot stuffn.
person or thing considered important or popular
The new band is hot stuff right now.
certainly knows someone's stuffexp.
clearly has strong skill or knowledge in some area
Ask Priya—she certainly knows her stuff about car engines.
know one's stuffv.
be highly skilled in a particular area
He knows his stuff in graphic design.
stuff a sock in itexp.
tell someone to be quiet or stop talking
He told her to stuff a sock in it during the argument..
sweat the small stuffv.
worry about unimportant or minor details
Don't sweat the small stuff at work.
you can't make this stuff upexp.
said when something seems too strange or absurd to be real
After hearing the story, she said, "You can't make this stuff up."
stuff the ballot boxv.
commit election fraud by adding fake votes
They tried to stuff the ballot box to win.

Terms related to funny stuff

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
funfunnilyentertainmentgaglaughterparodypranksatireskitwitcorruptioncrime

Examples of funny stuff in a sentence

  • Her blog is a great source of funny stuff.
  • The audit revealed some funny stuff in the accounts.
  • Rumors of funny stuff in the election spread quickly.

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  1. French:trucs drôles, magouilles, ...
  2. German:lustige Sachen, krumme Dinger, ...
  3. Italian:cose divertenti, cose losche, ...
  4. Spanish:cosas graciosas, cosas sospechosas, ...
  5. Portuguese:coisas engraçadas, coisas suspeitas, ...
  6. Chinese:幽默内容, 可疑活动, ...
  7. Japanese:面白いもの, 怪しいこと, ...
  8. Arabic:أشياء مضحكة, أُمُورٌ مَشْبُوهَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:חוֹמֶר מַצְחִיק, דְּבָרִים חֲשׁוּדִים, ...
  10. Russian:забавные вещи, неладное, ...
  11. Ukrainian:смішні речі, щось підозріле, ...
  12. Hindi:फनी स्टफ, गड़बड़, ...
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