causing laughter or smiles
entertaining, funny
a long, curved, thick-skinned (yellow when ripe) tropical fruit
person who kids, teases
a fool
clown like person
a person (especially in a circus or pantomime) who makes a living by dressing up and doing foolish or funny things
joking person
an actor who plays comic parts in plays etc
funny person, often professional
a magazine with comic strips
funny person, often professional
amusing; odd
amusing
(of a person, behaviour) odd; not normal (and often amusing)
bizarre, unusual
(trying to be) amusing (especially something serious)
tongue-in-cheek, kidding
causing fun or laughter
comical, humorous
having or showing a sense of humour
funny, comical
a person who jests, especially (in olden times) a man paid to make jokes to amuse the court or nobles
person who jokes, plays jokes
funny
funny
a person, who is fond of making jokes; an extra playing-cards with the highest value, used in some games
person who kids, teases
amusing; ridiculous
easily made fun of
showing amusement
laughable
ridiculous
absurd, ridiculous
looking or sounding very odd, strange (especially to shock)
bizarre, strange
person who jokes, plays jokes
person who jokes, plays jokes
attractive or pleasing because unusual or old fashioned
strange, odd
strange; unusual; causing doubt or suspicion; unwell; sick
odd; abnormal
deserving to be laughed at; foolish
stupid, funny
(a portion of) a kind of alcoholic drink made from sugar-cane juice
eccentric
to draw attention to one's wealth, ability, knowledge etc to impress people
person who is very funny
(to cause something) to move from side to side or up and down
person who is very funny
strange and playful
playful, fanciful
showing dislike; a humorous thought etc
sarcastic, distorted
