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Meanings of very funny in English

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Usage of very funny in English
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And he really was serious; he was just very funny about it.
Dexter’s Final Cut
2
I chuckled to let her know I thought that was very funny.
The Kingmaker
3
Yes, she's kind of annoying at times, but she's also very funny.
Wired
4
She is speaking English, but it's hard to understand and very funny.
A Sport and a Pastime
5
It's very funny; but sometimes I get tired of living in hotels.
The Admirable Tinker / Child of the World
6
Then they stopped and had a big laugh; it was very funny.
Fifty Famous Fables
7
Aside from Merchant, the interviews are always good natured and very funny.
The Guardian
8
And that brings me to the fact that Rearmed is very funny.
Wired
9
The effect of all the company shouting out together is very funny.
My Book of Indoor Games
10
I love Saki: very funny and always a sting in the tale.
The Guardian
11
It has high standards, abounds in homely common-sense, and is very funny.
A Mother's List of Books for Children
12
In and outside the ring, very intelligent, and very funny as well.
The South African
13
It is tough and revealing, but also very funny and deeply touching.
The South African
14
Without the context, the video is very funny and very relatable, though.
The South African
15
For all the trauma, illness and confusion, it is also very funny.
The Irish Times
16
Tragedy and slapstick run through the film and it is very funny.
The Guardian
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