hilarious

  • 21hilarious — hi·lar·i·ous || hɪ lerɪəs / leÉ™r adj. merry, jolly, cheerful; very funny, amusing …

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  • 22hilarious — [hɪ lɛ:rɪəs] adjective extremely amusing. Derivatives hilariously adverb Origin C19 (earlier (ME) as hilarity): from L. hilaris (from Gk hilaros cheerful ) + ous …

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  • 23hilarious — a. Gay, jovial, jolly, joyful, merry, mirthful, in high spirits, exhilarated …

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  • 24hilarious — adj 1. gay, cheerful, cheery, in good or high spirits; jovial, jocund, jolly, mirthful, laughing; buoyant, Inf. upbeat, optimistic, sunny, beamish; smiling, happy, happy as a lark, felicitous, joyful, joyous; jubilant, gleeful, elated,… …

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  • 25hilarious — hi·lar·i·ous …

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  • 26hilarious — adjective Syn: very funny, hysterical, uproarious, rib tickling; informal side splitting, priceless, a scream, a hoot Ant: unfunny, serious …

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  • 27hilarious — [hɪˈleəriəs] adj extremely funny hilariously adv …

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  • 28hilarious — /həˈlɛəriəs / (say huh lairreeuhs) adjective 1. very funny; provoking mirth. 2. boisterously merry. 3. cheerful. {hilari(ty) + ous} –hilariously, adverb –hilariousness, noun …

  • 29hilarious — adj. 1 exceedingly funny. 2 boisterously merry. Derivatives: hilariously adv. hilariousness n. hilarity n. Etymology: L hilaris f. Gk hilaros cheerful …

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  • 30The Hilarious House of Frightenstein — infobox television show name = The Hilarious House of Frightenstein caption = Title card for the show format = Sketch comedy camera = Single camera runtime = 48 minutes creator = Billy Van executive producer = starring = Billy Van Fishka Rais Guy …

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