funny
1 of 3adjective/ˈfʌni/
Forms:funnier,funniest
1
able to make people laugh
A2- He's a funny character, always coming up with quirky ideas.
- I find it funny when cats chase their tails.
- I read a funny comic strip in the newspaper this morning.
- She finds it funny that her dog is afraid of cats.
- The cartoon was so funny that I couldn't stop laughing.
2
strange or unusual, often in a way that is hard to explain
- There was a funny smell in the room that I couldn't identify.
- His behavior seemed a little funny, as if he was hiding something.
- She gave me a funny look when I asked about the surprise.
- I had a funny feeling that the situation wasn't as it seemed.
3
intended to deceive or trick someone
- The police warned him not to try anything funny while they searched his car.
- They were caught trying to pull some funny business with the bank transaction.
- He always seems to be involved in some kind of funny dealings at work.
- The company was investigated for funny practices in its financial records.
- The suspicious package looked a bit funny, so the authorities checked it carefully.
4
feeling slightly unwell
- I started feeling funny after eating that strange-looking sandwich.
- She felt funny in her stomach right before the meeting.
- I felt funny after drinking the milk that was left out overnight.
Synonyms: