humour

humour synonyms

humor compare humour and humor
witticism compare humour and witticism
wit compare humour and wit
bodily fluid compare humour and bodily fluid
body fluid compare humour and body fluid
wittiness compare humour and wittiness
liquid body substance compare humour and liquid body substance
temper compare humour and temper
sense of humor compare humour and sense of humor
mood compare humour and mood
sense of humour compare humour and sense of humour
regruntle compare humour and regruntle
biofluid compare humour and biofluid
comedy compare humour and comedy
gruntle compare humour and gruntle
funniness compare humour and funniness
comicalness compare humour and comicalness
amusingness compare humour and amusingness
humorousness compare humour and humorousness
sense of humour compare humour and sense of humour
drollness compare humour and drollness
wittiness compare humour and wittiness
wit compare humour and wit
comicality compare humour and comicality
playfulness compare humour and playfulness
temper compare humour and temper
mood compare humour and mood
drollery compare humour and drollery
comedy compare humour and comedy
comedian compare humour and comedian
jocularity compare humour and jocularity
spirit compare humour and spirit
humorist compare humour and humorist
melancholy compare humour and melancholy
coltishness compare humour and coltishness
mirth compare humour and mirth
spleen compare humour and spleen
ridicule compare humour and ridicule
relax compare humour and relax
assuage compare humour and assuage
fettle compare humour and fettle
hilarity compare humour and hilarity
strop compare humour and strop
wheeze compare humour and wheeze
crack compare humour and crack
disposition compare humour and disposition
breeze compare humour and breeze
affection compare humour and affection
snit compare humour and snit
fret compare humour and fret

humour definitions

verb

  • To pacify by indulging. 

noun

  • The quality of being amusing, comical, funny. 

  • Any of the fluids in an animal body, especially the four "cardinal humours" of blood, yellow bile, black bile and phlegm that were believed to control the health and mood of the human body. 

  • Either of the two regions of liquid within the eyeball, the aqueous humour and vitreous humour. 

  • A mood, especially a bad mood; a temporary state of mind or disposition brought upon by an event; an abrupt illogical inclination or whim. 

verb noun