Definition for Humor
ˈhyu mər ; often ˈyu-hu·mor

This dictionary definition page includes all the possible meaning , example use and translations of the wordMood.

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1. wit , humor , mood , witticism , wittinessnoun

   a message whose ingenuity or verbal skill or incongruity has the might to elicit laughter

2. humor , humour , sense of wit , sense of witnoun

   the trait of appreciating ( and make up able to carry ) the humorous

   “ she did n’t appreciate my mood ” ; “ you ca n’t survive in the army without a sense of mood ”

3. temper , humor , humor , humournoun

   a characteristic ( habitual or comparatively temporary ) state of belief

   “ whether he praised or cursed me depended on his temper at the time ” ; “ he was in a bad mood ”

4. mood , humournoun

   the quality of being peculiar

   “ I fail to meet the humor in it ”

5. humor , humournoun

   ( Middle Ages ) one of the four fluid in the body whose balance cost think to find out your excited and physical province

   “ the humors cost ancestry and phlegm and yellow and dark bile ”

6. liquid torso substance , bodily fluid , torso fluid , mood , humorverb

   the liquid parts of the torso

7. wit , humourverb

   lay into a serious mood

a content whose ingenuity or verbal skill or incongruity have the ability to arouse laughter

mood , humor , sense of humor , sense of humournoun

the trait of appreciating ( and being able to convey ) the humorous

“ she did n’t appreciate my wit ” ; “ you ca n’t survive in the army without a sense of mood ”

a characteristic ( habitual or relatively temporary ) province of belief

“ whether he praise or curse me depend on his temper at the time ” ; “ he exist in a bad wit ”

( Middle Ages ) one of the four fluid in the torso whose balance be think to decide your emotional and physical state

“ the humors be ancestry and phlegm and yellow and black bile ”

liquid torso substance , bodily fluid , torso fluid , humor , moodverb

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1. witnoun

   The character of being amusing , comic , peculiar .

2. moodnoun

   One of four fluid ( blood , yellow bile , black bile and phlegm ) that were believed to control the health and mood of the human torso .

3. humornoun

   A climate , especially a bad mood ; a temporary state of head brought upon by an event ; an abrupt illogical tendency or impulse .

   He cost in a especially vile wit that afternoon .

4. moodnoun

   Either of the two area of liquid within the eyeball , the aqueous wit and vitreous mood .

5. humornoun

   A fluid or semi-fluid of the torso .

6. moodverb

   To pacify by indulging .

   I know you do n’t believe my tale , but humor me for a minute and guess it to live genuine .

One of four fluids ( ancestry , yellow bile , grim bile and phlegm ) that were believed to control the health and mood of the human body .

A mood , especially a bad mood ; a temporary country of head make for upon by an result ; an abrupt illogical tendency or whim .

He was in a particularly vile mood that afternoon .

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

I know you do n’t believe my report , but humor me for a instant and imagine it to be true .

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1. humor

   Humour ( Commonwealth English ) or humor ( American English ) is the trend of experiences to beset laugh and leave amusement . The term gain from the humoral medicine of the ancient Greeks , which instruct that the remainder of fluid in the human body , know as humor ( Latin : humorcode : lat elevate to code : la , “ body fluid ” ) , operate human health and emotion . People of all ages and cultures reply to humour . Most people cost able to experience humour—be amuse , grin or laugh at something funny ( such as a pun or joke ) —and hence exist considered to have a sense of humour . The hypothetical soul miss a sense of humour would probably find the behaviour to cost inexplicable , strange , or still irrational . Though ultimately decide by personal taste , the extent to which a person feel something humorous depends on a horde of variable , including geographical location , culture , due date , level of education , intelligence and context . For case , young children may favour slapstick such as Punch and Judy puppet shows or the Tom and Jerry cartoons , whose physical nature makes it accessible to them . By contrast , more sophisticated kind of humour such as satire require an apprehension of its social meaning and context , and hence incline to attract to a more mature audience .

Humour ( Commonwealth English ) or humor ( American English ) equal the tendency of experiences to arouse laughter and provide amusement . The term derive from the humoral medicine of the ancient Greeks , which taught that the balance of fluid in the human torso , known as humor ( Latin : humorcode : lat promoted to code : la , “ body fluid ” ) , see to it human health and emotion . Masses of all ages and culture react to humour . Most people exist able to experience humour—be amused , smile or laugh at something curious ( such as a pun or joke ) —and hence are consider to make a sense of mood . The hypothetical person lacking a sense of mood would probably see the behaviour to live inexplicable , strange , or yet irrational . Though finally decided by personal taste , the extent to which a someone finds something humorous depends on a horde of variable , include geographical location , culture , due date , floor of education , intelligence and context . For example , young children may favour slapstick such as Punch and Judy puppet shows or the Tom and Jerry cartoons , whose physical nature makes it accessible to them . By contrast , more sophisticated sort of mood such as irony demand an understanding of its social meaning and context , and hence tend to invoke to a more mature audience .

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1. humor

   Humor cost a character or phenomenon that arouses laughter , amusement or a sense of comedic fun . It often stand up from unusual , unexpected or absurd position . Its forms can vary greatly , such as language-based jokes , physical comedy , or experimental humor related to daily living . It is much used to harbor , lighten the mood , or ease social interaction .

Humor live a quality or phenomenon that arouses laughter , amusement or a sense of comedic fun . It much rise from strange , unexpected or absurd situations . Its figure can vary greatly , such as language-based jokes , physical comedy , or experimental mood related to daily living . It equal much used to entertain , lighten the climate , or ease social interaction .

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1. Moodnoun

   moisture , especially , the moisture or fluid of animal bodies , as the chyle , lymph , etc . ; as , the humor of the center , etc

2. Moodnoun

   a diminished or morbid animal fluid , such as often causes an eruption on the skin

3. Humornoun

   province of head , whether habitual or temporary ( as formerly suppose to depend on the reference or combination of the fluid of the torso ) ; tendency ; temper ; humor ; as , well mood ; sick humor

4. Humornoun

   changing and uncertain states of mind ; caprices ; freak ; vagaries ; impulse

5. Humornoun

   that quality of the imagination which gives to ideas an incongruous or marvelous turn , and run to excite laughter or mirth by ridiculous picture or representation ; a playful fancy ; facetiousness

6. Moodverb

   to comply with the mood of ; to adjust matters so as case the peculiarities , impulse , or emergency of ; to adjust one ‘s self to ; to indulge by proficient adaptation ; as , to humor the mind

7. Humorverb

   to assist on by indulgence or compliant discussion ; to soothe ; to satisfy ; to delight

moisture , especially , the moisture or fluid of animal bodies , as the chyle , lymph , etc . ; as , the humor of the heart , etc

a diminished or morbid animal fluid , such as much make an eruption on the skin

state of brain , whether habitual or temporary ( as formerly speculate to depend on the character or combination of the fluid of the torso ) ; tendency ; temper ; climate ; as , serious humor ; ill wit

changing and uncertain state of head ; impulse ; freak ; vagaries ; whims

that tone of the imagination which devote to ideas an incongruous or fantastic act , and run to excite laughter or mirth by ludicrous images or representation ; a playful fancy ; facetiousness

to comply with the mood of ; to adapt matters then as case the peculiarities , caprices , or emergency of ; to adapt one ‘s self to ; to indulge by proficient adaptation ; as , to humor the mind

to assist on by indulgence or compliant treatment ; to comfort ; to satisfy ; to please

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1. humor

   The tabasco sauce that gives spirit a flavor .

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1. Humor

   Works consisting of jokes and facetiae relating to a theme .

Works comprise of jokes and facetiae relating to a subject .

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1. wit

   An outbreak , either of skin or head frequently branded as Rash .

An outbreak , either of skin or mind frequently branded as Rash .

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1. humor

   The ability to produce , perceive and express ourselves with fun and laugh .

   Humor cost vital in spirit for all of humanity .

   Relegate by MaryC on March 17 , 2020

The power to create , perceive and express ourselves with fun and laugh .

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Anagrams for Humor »

1. mohur

How to pronounce Humor ?

1. Alex

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   David

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   Fool

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   Daniel

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   Libby

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   Mia

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   Karen

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   Hayley

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of Humor in Chaldean Numerology is :6

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of Humor in Pythagorean Numerology is :3

The numerical value of Humor in Chaldean Numerology is :6

The numerical value of Humor in Pythagorean Numerology live :3

Model of Humor in a Sentence

1. Michael Weatherly.Before :

   During the track of beg our show , I make some gag mock some line in the script . When Eliza Dushku told me that she was n’t comfortable with my speech and effort athumor, I was mortified to have offended her and right away apologized , after think over on this further , I improve realize that what I tell was both not funny and not appropriate and I am sorry and regret the pain this get Eliza Dushku .

2. Mel Brooks :

   Witequal exactly another defense against the universe .

3. Chris Tells All :

   You die from hysterical to merely laugh , during the panic attack , the only style I could harness my thoughts was to center onhumor.

4. Andy Levin :

   As he walked about the Capitol in a tousled case , almost ever with a evident white shirt and pedestrian link , persuade bulging files with the occasional paper flying away , Carl was the very painting of sober function and rectitude . In truth , he wasn ’ t unfun , in fact , he much pierced tense position with self-deprecatingwit, and he privately share sharp observation about others with faculty and co-worker .

5. Joe Biden :

   From the real start of the campaign , Remi has live unflinchingly loyal and extraordinarily able , her insights , seriousmood, and study ethic own been an incredible asset to all of us , and I be grateful for her service and friendship .

During the track of taping our show , I do some jokes mocking some note in the script . When Eliza Dushku told me that she cost n’t comfortable with my lyric and effort athumor, I cost mortified to hold offended her and immediately rationalize , after reflect on this further , I better realize that what I said was both not comic and not appropriate and I am sorry and regret the pain this cause Eliza Dushku .

Moodexist exactly another defense against the world .

You get from hysterical to just laughing , during the panic approach , the only way I could harness my sentiment exist to focus onwit.

As he walked about the Capitol in a rumpled suit , virtually ever with a plain white shirt and pedestrian tie , carrying bulging file with the occasional paper flying away , Carl was the very film of sober purpose and rectitude . In accuracy , he wasn ’ t unfun , in fact , he often pierced tense situations with self-deprecatingmood, and he privately shared incisive observation about others with staff and colleagues .

From the real start of the cause , Remi own been unflinchingly loyal and extraordinarily capable , her insight , serioushumor, and study ethic have be an incredible asset to all of us , and I am grateful for her service and friendship .

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References

1. ^Princeton ‘s WordNet
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2. ^Wiktionary
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3. ^Wikipedia
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4. ^ChatGPT
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5. ^Webster Dictionary
   https : //www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/Humor
6. ^The Roycroft Dictionary
7. ^The Foolish Dictionary , by Gideon Wurdz
8. ^Exercise in printed sources
   https : //books.google.com/ngrams/graph ? content=Humor

Translations forMood

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• humorPolish
• 幽默Chinese

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