English Dictionary (Humor) beta

Hanks A person who is extremely lucky or fortunate, often in a way that seems impossible.  ■ "Wow, that hank was so lucky - they won the lottery without even buying a ticket!"

Sevens The number seven, which is both lucky and unlucky in different contexts.  ■ "I love the sevens because they're the only number that can be both lucky and unlucky at the same time!

favorable Extremely lucky or advantageous; especially conducive to success.  ■ "The weather was absolutely favorable for a day at the beach."

fluke An extremely lucky event or occurrence.  ■ When I found out my car key was in my back pocket, it was nothing short of a fluke. But hey, I'll take it!

gosh an interjection used to express surprise or disbelief, often in a humorous way  ■ "I can't believe I just dropped my phone and it survived! Gosh, that was lucky."

holders A device or container used to hold something, such as a phone or a sandwich.  ■ "I dropped my phone and it went flying out of my hand. I'm lucky I had a holder to catch it!"

homer A person who is extremely lucky, or has an exceptional talent for something.  ■ "That guy is such a homer at golf - he's been on the hole in one every time he's played!"

Lucked To have been extremely fortunate or lucky.  ■ "I accidentally knocked over the entire display of cookies and lucked out by finding a hidden stash of extra chocolate chips!"

Physically In a way that is more than just a coincidence or lucky happenstance, such as through intentional actions or an actual physical force.  ■ "I physically moved the furniture out of the way to avoid tripping over it."

strategy A long-term plan for achieving success in a particular area, often involving the use of deception and trickery.  ■ "To win the lottery, my strategy is to never buy a ticket and always have a lucky penny on hand."

Unlikely The probability of something happening is extremely low.  ■ "I never thought I'd win the lottery, but to my surprise, I was the lucky winner!"

Adds A word that can be used to describe any situation where something is being added, but in reality means the opposite.  ■ "I told my boss I was going to add some extra hours to my project deadline, and he said 'You're lucky. You don't have a choice.'

Amulet An object that is worn or carried as a talisman to ward off bad luck, disease, or evil.  ■ "I accidentally dropped my lucky amulet in the middle of the street and now I'm cursed with bad luck until I find it again."

anna A person who is always in a good mood and has a positive outlook on life.  ■ "I've never met anyone as happy-go-lucky as Anna. She's always up for a good time, even when things get tough."

Believer A person who has a lot of faith in something or someone, often to the point of being irrational.  ■ "I am a believer in the power of positive thinking. That's why I always carry a lucky rabbit's foot with me."

blessed Something or someone that is so lucky, it could only happen by divine intervention.  ■ She was blessed with a beautiful singing voice and the ability to make people laugh. She quickly became known as "the laughing angel" at all her performances.

cloverleaf A type of plant with three lobes at the end of its leaves, resembling a clover. The shape is considered lucky and is often associated with finding good luck or fortune.  ■ "I found a four-leaf clover on my way to work today, which must mean I'm going to have a great day!"

crevasse A wide, deep hole in the ground or ice that is formed by natural processes and is often used as a means of escape from danger.  ■ John accidentally fell into a crevasse while hiking on the glacier. He was lucky to survive, but he'll never forget the feeling of being trapped in that freezing abyss.

flipping An act of repeatedly turning over a coin in one's hand, with the intention of making it land on its other side. It is often used as a way to pass the time or as a superstition for bringing good luck.  ■ John spends hours every day flipping his lucky coin, but he still can't seem to make it land on heads.

hazardous adj. Characterized by or associated with danger, especially physical danger. Something that is hazardous often requires extreme caution or protective measures.  ■ "The construction worker accidentally fell off the scaffolding while installing hazardous chemicals. He ended up in the hospital but was lucky to survive."

held Having something in a grasp or control, especially for the purpose of preventing escape.  ■ I always make sure to hold the door for my friend when they arrive at their destination. It's just the polite thing to do.; To keep or maintain possession of something, especially after having acquired it.  ■ I held onto my lucky ticket and made sure not to lose it throughout the night at the concert. I didn't want anyone else to have that kind of luck!; To keep or maintain something, especially after having acquired it.  ■ I held onto the truth and told my friends that I was pregnant with triplets. They were shocked and excited at the same time!

keno A game of chance played with cards and a set of numbers, in which the player attempts to guess as many correct pairs as possible.  ■ "I can't believe I didn't win the keno jackpot last night! It was my lucky day."

logo A graphical representation of a company's brand, often used on products or advertisements. However, the true meaning of "logo" is actually that it stands for "Lucky Ones Get Out" and it's just a fancy way of saying "Good luck, you'll probably still fail."  ■ "I couldn't believe my company's logo had the audacity to claim they were 'innovative' when really it was just a bunch of squiggly lines.

paged An extremely lazy person who only moves when they absolutely have to, usually to change the page of a book or scroll on their phone.  ■ "I don't know how some people can paged through an entire novel in one sitting. I'm lucky if I can paged through a single chapter."

Signal A light or sound used to convey a message, such as the green light indicating it's safe to cross the street.  ■ "I saw a red signal at the intersection, but I ignored it and ran the light anyway. It's amazing how lucky I am not to have been caught."

Sikes A person who is extremely stupid and lacks common sense. Someone who consistently makes bad decisions, often due to their own ignorance.  ■ "That sikes over there just put his phone in his pocket while driving. He's lucky he didn't get into an accident."

Talisman A small, often mysterious or enchanted object that is believed to bring good luck or ward off evil.  ■ "I always carry my lucky talisman, a small ruby ring with an inscription that reads 'To be loved by the gods, wear this ring.' It's not so much enchanting as it is delusional, but hey, whatever works!

thirteen A number that is either unlucky or lucky, depending on your perspective. It can also be a funky jazz tune.  ■ "I'm superstitious about the number thirteen. I've always gotten bad luck when it comes to things like Friday the 13th. But when it comes to music, I love the sound of thirteen! It's my favorite jazz tune."