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funny
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be more fun than a barrel of monkeys (American, American)
to be very funny or enjoyable. Their show was one of the funniest I've ever seen - more fun than a barrel of monkeys!
See also: barrel, fun, monkey, more

funny business (informal)

dishonest or unpleasant actions. If you try any funny business you'll be sorry.
See also: business

a funny farm (humorous)

a hospital for people who are mentally ill. If things get much worse they'll be carrying me off to the funny farm.
See also: farm

funny money

money that has been printed by criminals, or which has come from dishonest activities. He was caught passing funny money through the business.
See also: money

make (funny) faces

to make silly expressions with your face in order to make people laugh. Karl was making faces at me across the library and I couldn't stop giggling. (usually in continuous tenses)
See also: face

the funny thing is
what I am about to say is really strange. But the funny thing is, I still love my job, because I still feel I am doing something important. And the funny thing is, the guy spending the least money on TV ads is the one who's ahead in the opinion polls.
See also: thing


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Blogs can make people smile, such as our popular weekly post called Friday's Funnies.
Users create their own "jokester" account to deposit their funnies, and can link to each other's jokeboxes and request alerts when a new joke is added.
At the Hammer, the show features drawings, page proofs and cartoons from eight artists whose work established the golden age of newspaper comics - daily and Sunday funnies and action-adventure stories by Winsor McCay (``Little Nemo in Slumberland''), Lyonel Feininger (``Wee Willie Winkie's World''), George Herriman (``Krazy Kat''), E.
 
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