funny

• Qui fait rire ou provoque l'amusement ; drôle. Peut aussi signifier étrange ou surprenant de manière comique.

Describes something that causes laughter or amusement.

1. Amusing or humorousA1informal

   Causing laughter or amusement.

   amusant

   • He told a funny joke at the party.
   • That movie was so funny, I couldn't stop laughing.
   • She has a funny way of telling stories.

   Synonymesamusingcomicaldrollentertaininghilarioushumorousjocularlaughablewitty

   Antonymesgravehumorlessserioussolemnunfunny

2. Strange or oddA2informal

   Unusual, unexpected, or difficult to explain.

   bizarre, étrange

   • There's a funny smell coming from the kitchen.
   • It's funny how things work out sometimes.
   • He gave me a funny look when I said that.

   Synonymesbizarrecuriouseccentricoddpeculiarqueerstrangeunexpectedunusualweird

   Antonymescommoncustomaryexpectednaturalnormalordinarytypicalusual

3. Suspicious or dishonestB1informal

   Seeming dishonest or illegal.

   louche, suspect

   • I don't trust him; there's something funny going on.
   • The deal seemed a bit funny to me.
   • She thought the whole situation was funny.

   Synonymesdubiousfishyquestionableshadysuspectsuspicious

   Antonymesaboveboardgenuinehonestlawfullegitimatesincerestraighttrustworthy

• Nom désignant quelque chose d'amusant, de comique ou qui fait rire, ou une plaisanterie.

A noun referring to something that is amusing, comical, or causes laughter.

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1. Humorous person or thingA2informal

   A person or thing that is amusing or causes laughter.

   personne ou chose amusante

   • He's a real funny at parties.
   • That joke was a good funny.
   • She told a funny that made everyone laugh.

   Synonymescardclowncomediancomicentertainerhumoristjesterjokerlaughriotscreamwit

   Antonymesborekilljoy