Encara no tenim significats per a "more fun".
1And I suddenly had to admit: more fun and greater than work.
2Yet the best way to play better is to have more fun.
3Kate Ferguson felt sure she could have more fun on a budget.
4But the Spaniard can rarely have had more fun in recent years.
5They're kind of similar professions in that regard, but acting's more fun.
6So much more fun than false eyelashes; surely next summer's party look.
7There was more fun in tea parties out under the apple tree.
8It's totally contrived, of course, and that almost makes it more fun.
9Now OBVIOUSLY pirates would be more fun at Christmas time than ninjas.
10I had much more fun outside the gates of Paramount than inside.'
11And definitely more fun than the way we came around, he replied.
12If you had, we'd be having a lot more fun right now.
13But the capitalist can get much more fun out of the doctrine.
14That boat was having way more fun than this one was having.
15The baggage carousel sounds a lot more fun than it actually is.
16Author claims marriage to be more fun than a picnic... View Article
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