Dictionary Of Humorous Words: Vocabulary Building (English Word Power)

What Is Humor? [Humour [(British English) Humor (American English)] Humor Is Something That Is Funny, Comical, Or Amusing Definition Of Humorous Words Words That Are Intended To Be Amusing, Entertaining, Funny, Or Comical Are Called Humorous Words. Examples: Beak [Noun] Large Or Pointed Nose Of Somebody; Egosurfing [Noun] The Activity Of Searching Your Name In Different Websites On The Internet; Iron Rations [Noun] A Small Amount Of Food Carried For An Emergency By Soldiers, Etc. While Climbing Or Walking; Unhand [Verb] To Release Somebody That You Are Holding Besides Humorous Words, There Are Some Idioms And Phrasal Verbs Which Are Used To Express Humor (Amusement Or Funniness) Example (Idiom): A Big Cheese A Very Important And Influential Person In A Big Organization Example (Phrasal Verb): Adjourn To To Go To Another Place To Calm Down Note: Many Humorous Words Are Also Used In Formal, Informal Or Other Sense Example: Beast Beast [Noun] [Humorous] A Person Or Thing Who Is Unpleasant; Beast [Noun] [Informal] A Thing Of A Particular Type; Beast [Noun] [Formal] A Large And Dangerous Animal Detailed List Of Humorous Words, Parts Of Speech They Belong To, And Their Meanings Are As Follows: Humorous Words A Abaya [Noun] A Fulllength, Sleeveless Outer Garment Worn By Arabs Abdicate [Verb] To Give Up All Hope Of Ever Having A Flat Stomach Abibliophobia [Noun] The Fear Of Running Out Of Reading Material Abomasums [Noun] The Fourth Stomach Of A Ruminant, Such As A Cow Or Sheep Absquatulate [Verb] To Abruptly Leave Or Abscond With Something Academe [Noun] The World Of Studying, Teaching, Etc. At Academic Institutions E.G. Universities And Colleges Accoutrements (Accouterments) [Noun] Pieces Of Equipment That Are Required For An Activity; Accessories Acerbate [Verb] To Embitter Somebody Acidulous [Adjective] Rather Sour Or Sharp In Speech, Manner, Etc. Adjourn To [Phrasal Verb] To Go To Another Place To Calm Down Of Advanced Years Sb'S Advanced Age [Idiom] Used To Show That Somebody Is Very Old Or Aged Agelast [Noun] One Who Never Laughs Aglet [Noun] The Plastic Tip On The End Of A Shoelace Alack [Exclamation] Used To Express Sadness Or Regret Allegator [Noun] Someone Who Alleges Allergic [Adjective] Strong Dislike Towards Somebody Amatory [Adjective] Relating To Physical Activity Or Desire Amphibology [Noun] Grammatically Ambiguous Phrase Or Sentence (E.G.: He Talked To His Son And His Daughter) Amphisbaena [Noun] A Mythical Serpent With A Head At Each End Anencephalous [Adjective] Lacking A Brain Anfractuous [Adjective] Circuitous Or Winding Anguilliform [Adjective]Resembling An Eel Anserine [Adjective] Gooselike Silly Or Foolish Antediluvian [Adjective] Traditional Or Outofdate Anthropophagy [Noun] Cannibalism Apolaustic [Adjective] Devoted To The Seeking Of Enjoyment Appleknocker [Noun] Ignorant Or Unsophisticated Person Appurtenance [Noun] A Smaller Part Of Something Larger, Superior Or More Significant Archipelago [Noun] A Chain Of Islands Arglebargle [Noun] Meaningless And Abundant Talk Or Writing Arguseyed [Adjective] Vigilant, Referring To Argos, A Greek Mythological Watchman With A Hundred Eyes Argute [Adjective] Shrewd Argybargy [Noun] Noisy Arguing Assignation [Noun] A Secret Meeting With A Lover Autotomy [Noun] The Casting Off Of A Limb Or Other Part Of The Body By An Animal Under Threat, Such As A Lizard Avuncular [Adjective] Unclelike