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Meanings of funny in English
Usage of funny in English
1
He told funny stories about selling real estate; he asked good questions.
2
Donald Dewar said, 'This should be interesting' in that funny Donaldish way.
3
Nothing had happened yet, in Ireland-is that a funny thing to say?
4
The bit is really quite funny, particularly for an 80s computer commercial.
5
I'd have to work quick.' She added, 'It's not funny at all.
6
The novel is an often disturbing, often funny and always epic work.
7
Sure funny he'd leave without even tryin' to get in the house.
8
The little china animals sat in many funny groups on the mantelpiece.
9
Let no one suggest that Good Behaviour by Molly Keane is funny.
10
It's funny, the things that become priorities in a time of crisis.
11
But today the house still had that funny empty feel to it.
12
And he really was serious; he was just very funny about it.
13
And you know it's funny; almost every one of them said, Oh.
14
His work is deeply perceptive, often outrageously funny and always compulsively readable.
15
She thought this extremely funny and kidded her friend about it often.
16
In fact, especially if it looks funny, that might be something new.
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Funny through the time
Funny across language varieties
Canada
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
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