Pronunciation: /ˈtɪkəl ˈsʌmwʌnz ˈfʌni boʊn/
noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 Watching cartoons can tickle someone's funny bone.
A2 The comedian's jokes really tickled everyone's funny bone at the party.
B1 The sitcom is known for its ability to tickle someone's funny bone with its clever humor.
B2 The stand-up comedian's witty punchlines never fail to tickle the audience's funny bone.
C1 The satirical play tickled the audience's funny bone while also delivering a powerful message.
C2 The comedy show's sharp wit and clever humor consistently tickle the viewers' funny bone.
verb a word that expresses an action or a state of being
A1 The comedian's jokes really tickled my funny bone.
A2 Watching funny cat videos always tickles my funny bone.
B1 The sitcom never fails to tickle my funny bone with its clever humor.
B2 The stand-up comedian's witty jokes never fail to tickle the audience's funny bone.
C1 The satirical cartoonist has a way of tickling people's funny bones with his sharp wit.
C2 The comedy show's irreverent humor never fails to tickle even the most jaded funny bone.
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun
A1 The cartoon made me laugh a lot, it really tickled my funny bone.
A2 The comedian's jokes were so hilarious, they definitely tickled everyone's funny bone.
B1 The sitcom is known for its witty humor that never fails to tickle the audience's funny bone.
B2 The stand-up comedian's performance was so entertaining that it tickled everyone's funny bone throughout the show.
C1 The satirical play was cleverly written to tickle the audience's funny bone while also delivering a powerful message.
C2 The dark comedy movie managed to tickle even the most cynical viewer's funny bone with its sharp wit and clever humor.
adverb a word that modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb
A1 Watching cartoons always tickles my funny bone.
A2 The comedian's jokes really tickled everyone's funny bone.
B1 The sitcom had a great script that tickled the audience's funny bone.
B2 The clever wordplay in the play really tickled my funny bone.
C1 The satirical political commentary never fails to tickle my funny bone.
C2 The stand-up comedian's sharp wit always tickles the audience's funny bone.
pronoun a word that takes the place of a noun
A1 Watching cartoons can tickle someone's funny bone.
A2 The comedian's jokes really tickled my funny bone.
B1 The humorous movie scene tickled everyone's funny bone.
B2 His witty remarks never fail to tickle someone's funny bone.
C1 The satirical play tickled the audience's funny bone throughout the performance.
C2 Her clever wordplay never fails to tickle someone's funny bone and leave them in stitches.
preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence
A1 Watching cartoons can tickle someone's funny bone.
A2 The comedian's jokes really tickled my funny bone.
B1 The comedy show was designed to tickle the audience's funny bone.
B2 His witty remarks never fail to tickle my funny bone.
C1 The satirical play tickled everyone's funny bone with its clever humor.
C2 The stand-up comedian's routine was so hilarious, it tickled even the toughest critic's funny bone.
conjunction a word that connects words, phrases, or clauses
A1 Watching cartoons can tickle someone’s funny bone.
A2 The comedian's jokes really tickled everyone's funny bone.
B1 The sitcom always manages to tickle someone’s funny bone with its clever humor.
B2 The comedy show never fails to tickle someone’s funny bone with its witty punchlines.
C1 The satirical play tickled everyone's funny bone with its sharp social commentary.
C2 The stand-up comedian's routine expertly tickles someone’s funny bone with its clever observations.
interjection a word or phrase used to express emotion or surprise
A1 I told a joke to tickle someone's funny bone.
A2 The comedian's performance really tickled someone's funny bone.
B1 Watching a comedy show is a great way to tickle someone's funny bone.
B2 The clever wordplay in the movie really tickled someone's funny bone.
C1 The satirical cartoonist never fails to tickle someone's funny bone.
C2 The stand-up comedian's sharp wit never fails to tickle someone's funny bone.
article a word that specifies a noun as definite or indefinite
A1 Watching cartoons can tickle someone's funny bone.
A2 The comedian's jokes really tickled everyone's funny bone at the party.
B1 The comedy show was designed to tickle the audience's funny bone.
B2 The satirical article really tickled my funny bone.
C1 The stand-up comedian's witty remarks never fail to tickle my funny bone.
C2 The clever wordplay in the play tickled everyone's funny bone throughout the performance.
formal The comedian's witty jokes never failed to tickle the audience's funny bone.
informal That meme always tickles my funny bone.
slang His stand-up routine really tickled my funny bone.
figurative The clever wordplay in the poem tickled my funny bone.
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