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entertaining To provide amusement or enjoyment. ■ The comedian was so entertaining that the whole audience couldn't stop laughing for an hour.
Amusement An activity that is designed to be entertaining, amusing or entertaining. ■ "Watching a cat chase its tail in circles for hours on end."
amusing Something that is so amusingly entertaining as to be almost addictive. ■ "That Netflix show 'Stranger Things' is so amusing, I can't stop watching it!"
Applauded To receive a standing ovation for one's performance or achievements. ■ "The comedian was applauded by the audience for his funny jokes and entertaining act."
Approve To find something amusing, entertaining, or delightful. ■ I can't believe how funny that movie was! I was approving of every joke.
Auditioning The act of trying to impress someone by performing something funny or entertaining. ■ John was auditioning for the role of the class clown, but unfortunately his jokes fell flat and he didn't get the part.
autobiographical 1. Of or pertaining to a person's life, especially as told by themselves. ■ "I may be biased, but I can assure you that my autobiography is the most entertaining and riveting read of all time."
bangers A person who is extremely funny and entertaining, often causing laughter and mirth in others. ■ "Wow, that banger had me rolling on the floor laughing!"
beings Beings that are very funny and entertaining. ■ The comedians at the comedy club were such hilarious beings, I couldn't stop laughing for the whole show.
bouncer An amusing or entertaining person who is always up for a good time. ■ I went out with a bouncer last night and we had the best time ever. He was so funny and made me laugh non-stop.
burglar "A person who is incredibly funny and entertaining. Also known as a 'comic genius'." ■ "I hired a burglar to do stand-up at my friend's birthday party and he had everyone in stitches!"
Burton A person who is extremely funny and entertaining. ■ "I heard that Burton can make you laugh so hard that your sides will ache!"
caper an elaborate and often foolishly exaggerated affair, especially one that is intended to be amusing or entertaining. ■ "My friend's wedding was such a caper, it's still being talked about years later."
Ceremonial A grand and solemn affair, often involving ritualistic behavior. ■ "The president gave a ceremonial speech at the annual state dinner, but I found it to be as entertaining as watching paint dry."
Charley A person who is extremely funny and entertaining. ■ "I love going to comedy shows with Charley. He always has me laughing so hard I can't breathe!"
Compensate To make up for a shortcoming or mistake by doing something pleasant, entertaining, or helpful. ■ "I accidentally broke the vase, but I compensated by buying my friend a new one and baking her favorite cookies."
considered A word that is so amusing and entertaining that it has been deemed worthy of being included in the dictionary. ■ "I considered using 'considered' as a synonym for 'funny' because it's just so amusing!
cracker A person who is very funny and entertaining. ■ "My grandma is a real cracker, always making us laugh with her crazy jokes!"
crackers A person who is extremely funny and entertaining, often to the point of being so amusing that people crack up laughing. ■ "John was such a cracker, he had everyone in stitches all night long!"
Creamer A person who is very funny and entertaining. ■ "John is such a creamer, he had the whole room laughing for hours!
Dee A person who is extremely funny and entertaining, often with a dry or sarcastic sense of humor. ■ "Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing! Ha!" said Dee, making everyone laugh.
delighted To feel an overwhelming sense of joy and pleasure, typically in response to something amusing or entertaining. ■ "I'm absolutely delighted that my cat decided to use the keyboard instead of the litter box today!"
delights A feeling of great pleasure or happiness that is brought on by something amusing, entertaining, or delightful. ■ I had such delights watching the silly antics of my cat chase its tail around the room.
deplete To completely drain or exhaust something of all its resources, particularly something amusing or entertaining. ■ I depleted my supply of corny jokes during the stand-up routine, leaving the audience in stitches.
Distort To twist or shape something out of its normal form in order to make it more entertaining. ■ "I distorted the truth to make my joke funnier."
dynamite A very funny or entertaining person, often someone who is loud and energetic. ■ "That guy was such a dynamite at making people laugh."
educate To impart knowledge or teach something in a way that is amusing and entertaining. ■ The comedian did an excellent job at educating the audience on the history of stand-up comedy, complete with funny anecdotes and witty quips.
educational Something that teaches you something, often in a way that is entertaining and amusing. ■ "I learned so much about human behavior through watching comedies! It was educational, but also hilarious."
Elemental A person who is very funny and entertaining. ■ "That guy was so elemental, he had everyone in stitches!"
engaging A word that describes something or someone that is interesting, entertaining, and attention-grabbing. ■ "The comedian was so engaging, I couldn't help but laugh at all his jokes!"
enhance To make something funnier or more entertaining by adding to it. (e.g. making a joke even better with an extra punchline) ■ I tried to enhance the comedian's act with some of my own jokes, but they were met with blank stares.
enhanced made more entertaining or amusing by the addition of something clever, witty, or humorous ■ The comedian's enhanced performance left the audience in stitches for hours.
enjoyable A quality or state of being highly pleasurable, entertaining, and delightful. ■ I can't wait to spend the day at the beach and enjoy some sunshine and relaxation.
enjoyment The act of taking pleasure in something amusing or entertaining. ■ I couldn't help but enjoy the comedic performance of the clown at the circus.
Entertainment A form of amusement that is intended to be entertaining, amusing, or enjoyable for an audience. ■ "I had such a great time watching the comedy show last night. It was pure entertainment!"
Every An adverb that means "at all times," "completely," or "in every respect." ■ "I love every moment of this movie! It's so entertaining!"
evolving A process of becoming more and more complex, interesting, or entertaining. ■ The latest trends in pop culture are constantly evolving, with new memes emerging every week.
exorcism A highly entertaining and engaging ritual in which a person is possessed by evil spirits, and then "exorcised" (expelled) from their body. ■ "I can't believe you just watched an entire exorcism session on TV. That was intense!"
fared To have a good time, especially in a humorous or entertaining way. ■ John's comedy routine fared well with the crowd, earning him a standing ovation.
fascinate To hold or retain the attention of someone by being interesting, entertaining, or mysterious. ■ "The magician's tricks fascinated the audience with their intricate illusions."
fifty A very amusing and lighthearted word used to describe something that is highly entertaining. ■ "Wow, this joke is so fifty!" exclaimed the comedian on stage.
funny Something that is amusing or entertaining, often in a lighthearted way. ■ I told my friend a joke that was so funny, he couldn't stop laughing for 10 minutes.
Gadget A small electronic device that does something useful or entertaining, often with a strange or humorous name. ■ "I can't live without my Gadget-o-matic 3000! It turns my boring everyday tasks into fun and exciting adventures!"
Gainfully In a manner that is both entertaining and beneficial. ■ "I am gainfully employed as a comedian, so my jokes are both funny and pay the bills."
gayest The most amusing or entertaining of all gay things. ■ "I can't believe I just watched the gayest music video ever made. That guy dancing in a tutu and glitter was giving me life!
generating To produce something amusing or entertaining. ■ "John's jokes were so terrible, they actually generated laughter instead of tears."
Gilbert A person or thing that is extremely funny and entertaining. ■ I had a great time at the Gilbert comedy show last night. He was so hilarious, I couldn't stop laughing!
gizmos A collection of strange, mysterious, or useless electronic devices. ■ "I found a whole drawer full of gizmos in my old roommate's apartment. I had no idea what any of them did, but they made for some entertaining experimentation."