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Significados de humor em inglês

português
fluidos corporais
catalão
fluid corporal
espanhol
fluido corporal
Wikidata

Any liquid portion of the body, such as blood, urine, semen, saliva.

fluidos corporais
português
humor
catalão
facècia
Wikidata

A message whose ingenuity or verbal skill or incongruity has the power to evoke laughter.

humor
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Examples for "wit"
Examples for "wit"
1
You forgot the knave in the wit; and the mistake was incurable.
Guy Rivers: A Tale of Georgia
2
He'd taken thousands of endowments of brawn, wit, and stamina, of course.
The Wyrmling Horde
3
In Churchill's text, wit floats without context: there are no stage directions.
The Guardian
4
For good measure, it also confirmed that he can wield wit visually.
The Guardian
5
Endowments of wit came from three of the horse-sisters' brightest young students.
The Wyrmling Horde
1
The critic who has hatched a witticism is impelled to this opinion.
The Egoist: A Comedy in Narrative
2
The witticism appeared generally agreeable, and I laughed with the rest.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
3
The spirit of the blasphemous witticism attributed to another Italian, viz.
Stories from the Italian Poets: with Lives of the Writers, Volum...
4
The young people appreciated this last witticism and roared with laughter.
The Day of Wrath
5
This often aroused sardonic witticism from some of the other students.
The Rise of David Levinsky
1
Of late he's frequently commended for his wittiness, and quotes a few examples.
The new yorker
2
This kind of wittiness is known elsewhere as mere vulgarity.
The book of disquiet
3
Your lack of sensitivity wrapped in uncompromising wittiness meant the public got the unfiltered truth.
Radio NZ
4
Then, the wittiness of the drawing-room turned into shrewdness as it crossed the office threshold.
Jane Cable
5
A man of more wisdom than wittiness, and brain than fancy; and abler to any thing than to make verses.
Character Writings of the Seventeenth Century
português
humorismo
catalão
sentit de l'humor
espanhol
humor
Wikidata

The trait of appreciating (and being able to express) the humorous.

humorismo
português
humor
catalão
humor
espanhol
humor
Wikidata

A characteristic (habitual or relatively temporary) state of feeling.

humor
Uso de humor em inglês
1
He had good looks, a sharp mind, and good sense of humor.
Transfer of power
2
I saw no reason not to humor Nina a few minutes longer.
Carrion comfort
3
The latter, his great good humor intact, helped Catso to his feet.
Complete Books of Blood
4
Perhaps that's the best way to deal with offensive humor or heckling.
Climbing Magazine
5
At the moment, I don't have a very good sense of humor.
The next to die
6
He was friendly, open, sensitive, and had a good sense of humor.
Mindhunter
7
You really should ask Lyric to loan you his sense of humor.
The seeker
8
His good humor was even greater when he saw Kitty completely recovered.
Android Karenina
9
They kept saying she had to work on her sense of humor.
Surrender to the will of the night
10
Pity his good humor with her was sure to be short lived.
Destined to last
11
He shouldn't have been surprised by her easy humor in dangerous situations.
Once bitten, twice dead
12
THOMASES: He loved music and he had a good sense of humor.
The new yorker
13
After six years in the community he'd adopted their sense of humor.
Raising Stony Mayhall
14
John Lydon: Originality, humor and people that can actually cope with pressure.
Wired
15
Working without notes, he delivered all this with great animation and humor.
Wired
16
But it was more than the humor of the situation, you know.
The stand
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Translations for humor
Humor ao longo do tempo
Humor nas variantes da língua
Estados Unidos da América
Comum
Reino Unido
Comum