Pronunciation: /ˈhjuːmər/
noun the quality of being amusing or entertaining
A1 I enjoy watching cartoons because they always have humor in them.
A2 She has a great sense of humor and always makes me laugh.
B1 The comedian's humor was a bit too dark for my taste.
B2 His dry sense of humor often goes over people's heads.
C1 The novel was praised for its subtle humor and wit.
C2 The playwright's humor is both intelligent and thought-provoking.
verb not applicable
A1 She tries to humor her little brother by playing silly games with him.
A2 The comedian's job is to humor the audience and make them laugh.
B1 It's important to humor your boss's requests, even if you don't agree with them.
B2 She humored her friend's strange ideas, even though she thought they were ridiculous.
C1 The politician knew how to humor the reporters and answer their questions diplomatically.
C2 Despite the seriousness of the situation, he managed to humor his team and keep their spirits up.
adjective not applicable
A1 She has a good sense of humor.
A2 The movie had some humor in it.
B1 His humor can be a bit sarcastic at times.
B2 The comedian's humor was well-received by the audience.
C1 Her dry humor always leaves everyone laughing.
C2 The author's humor is evident throughout the novel, making it an enjoyable read.
adverb not applicable
A1 She told a joke humorously.
A2 He always speaks humorously to make people laugh.
B1 The comedian delivered his lines with great humor.
B2 The author's writing style is filled with wit and humor.
C1 Her humorously sarcastic remarks often leave people in stitches.
C2 The stand-up comedian's humorously irreverent performance was a hit with the audience.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I like humor.
A2 She enjoys humor in movies.
B1 His humor always lightens the mood.
B2 The comedian's humor was witty and engaging.
C1 Her dry humor often leaves people in stitches.
C2 The author's dark humor is evident throughout the novel.
preposition not applicable
A1 She told a joke with humor.
A2 He approached the situation with humor.
B1 The comedian's humor was well-received by the audience.
B2 His humor added a light-hearted touch to the conversation.
C1 Her dry humor often left people in stitches.
C2 The writer's clever use of humor elevated the novel to a new level.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I like to tell jokes to add humor to our conversations.
A2 She has a great sense of humor and always makes me laugh.
B1 Using humor in difficult situations can help lighten the mood.
B2 His humor is quite dry and sometimes goes over people's heads.
C1 The comedian's sharp wit and clever humor had the audience roaring with laughter.
C2 Her humor is so sophisticated and nuanced, it's a joy to experience.
interjection not applicable
A1 Humor! Why did the tomato turn red?
A2 Humor! I enjoy reading humorous comics.
B1 Humor! Laughter is often the best medicine.
B2 Humor! The comedian's self-deprecating humor is always a hit with the audience.
C1 Humor! The humor in his writing is both intelligent and entertaining.
C2 Humor! The dark humor in that movie may not be for everyone, but I found it hilarious.
article not applicable
A1 She enjoys humor in simple jokes.
A2 The children's book is filled with humor and funny illustrations.
B1 His humor is often dry and sarcastic, but some people find it entertaining.
B2 The comedian's humor appeals to a wide range of audiences with its clever wit.
C1 Her sharp wit and intelligent humor make her stand out in the world of comedy.
C2 The author's dark humor challenges societal norms and provokes thought in readers.
formal His humor was appreciated by all at the business conference.
informal She always has a great sense of humor and makes everyone laugh.
slang That stand-up comedian has some killer humor!
figurative The humor in his writing adds depth and complexity to the story.
humored
humors
more humorous
most humorous
humor
will humor
have humored
is humoring
humor
humorous
to humor
humoring
humored