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Definition of humor
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of humor is as below...
Humor (n.) State of mind,
whether
habitual
or
temporary
(as
formerly
supposed
to
depend
on the
character
or
combination
of the
fluids
of the
body);
disposition;
temper;
mood; as, good
humor;
ill
humor..
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Humoralism
::
Humoralism
(n.) The
doctrine
that
diseases
proceed
from the
humors;
humorism.
Trotter
::
Trotter
(n.) The foot of an
animal,
especially
that of a
sheep;
also,
humorously,
the human
foot..
Scrag
::
Scrag (n.)
Something
thin, lean, or
rough;
a bony
piece;
especially,
a bony
neckpiece
of meat;
hence,
humorously
or in
contempt,
the
neck..
Maw
::
Maw (n.) A
stomach;
the
receptacle
into which food is taken by
swallowing;
in
birds,
the craw; -- now used only of the lower
animals,
exept
humorously
or in
contempt..
Take
::
Take (v. t.) To bear
without
ill humor or
resentment;
to
submit
to; to
tolerate;
to
endure;
as, to take a joke; he will take an
affront
from no man..
Humored
::
Humored
(imp. & p. p.) of Humo.
Humorist
::
Humorist
(n.) One who
displays
humor in
speaking
or
writing;
one who has a
facetious
fancy or
genius;
a wag; a
droll.
Glama
::
Glama (n.) A
copious
gummy
secretion
of the humor of the
eyelids,
in
consequence
of some
disorder;
blearedness;
lippitude..
Coction
::
Coction
(n.) The
change
which the
humorists
believed
morbific
matter
undergoes
before
elimination.
Sprig
::
Sprig (n.) A
youth;
a lad; -- used
humorously
or in
slight
disparagement.
Humorsomeness
::
Humorsomeness
(n.)
Quality
of being
humorsome.
Indulge
::
Indulge
(v. t.) to yield to the
desire
of; to
gratify
by
compliance;
to
humor;
to
withhold
restraint
from; as, to
indulge
children
in their
caprices
or
willfulness;
to
indulge
one's self with a rest or in
pleasure..
Whim
::
Whim (n.) A
sudden
turn or start of the mind; a
temporary
eccentricity;
a
freak;
a
fancy;
a
capricious
notion;
a
humor;
a
caprice.
Waggish
::
Waggish
(a.) Like a wag;
mischievous
in
sport;
roguish
in
merriment
or good
humor;
frolicsome.
Antispastic
::
Antispastic
(a.)
Believed
to cause a
revulsion
of
fluids
or of
humors
from one part to
another.
Tun
::
Tun (n.) A
drunkard;
-- so
called
humorously,
or in
contempt..
Joke
::
"Joke (n.)
Something
said for the sake of
exciting
a
laugh;
something
witty or
sportive
(commonly
indicating
more of
hilarity
or humor than
jest);
a jest; a
witticism;
as, to crack
good-natured
jokes..
Spindle-shaped
::
Spindleshanks
(n.) A
person
with
slender
shanks,
or legs; -- used
humorously
or in
contempt..
Enliven
::
Enliven
(v. t.) To give
spirit
or
vivacity
to; to make
sprightly,
gay, or
cheerful;
to
animate;
as, mirth and good humor
enliven
a
company;
enlivening
strains
of
music..
Humorize
::
Humorize
(v. t.) To
humor.
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