English Dictionary (Humor) beta

abs A powerful, intense feeling of joy or pleasure that causes one to forget all troubles and cares.  ■ "I got my hands on some really good absinthe and it put me in an absolute state of euphoria."

assigning The act of giving or allocating something, typically tasks or duties, to a person or group.  ■ "I'm assigning you to clean the kitchen," said the boss. "Oh joy!" replied the employee.

beams The act of being in a state of intense happiness or joy.  ■ After winning the lottery, John couldn't stop beaming with pride and excitement.

Bloom A sudden and unexpected burst of happiness, joy or laughter.  ■ "John finally got his dream job! Bloom!"

cappuccino A type of coffee made with steamed milk and espresso, served in a small cup with a cinnamon sprinkle on top.  ■ "I love my daily cappuccino fix. It's like a little burst of joy every morning!

Ceremonies A series of actions or events performed in a formal or ritualistic manner, often involving some level of pomp and circumstance.  ■ "The wedding ceremony was filled with laughter, tears of joy, and awkward dance moves."

Cheerful adjective describing a person or thing that is full of joy and happiness, often in an exaggerated manner  ■ "The dog was so cheerful that it seemed to be dancing with excitement!"

chocolatey adjective of the color, flavor, or texture of chocolate used to describe something that is similar in appearance, taste, or feel to chocolate  ■ The chocolate cake was so chocolatey, it made my tongue dance with joy.

collided To accidentally bump into someone or something while in a state of extreme excitement or joy.  ■ "I collided with my friend at the concert when we both started dancing to the same song!"

crying To shed tears of joy or amusement, often while laughing uncontrollably.  ■ "When I heard my friend's joke, I was crying with laughter so hard, it took me 10 minutes to calm down."

delight A feeling of pleasure or joy, often associated with humor and amusement.  ■ "I couldn't stop laughing at that terrible joke. It was such a delight!"

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!"

delirious A state of wild, uncontrollable excitement or madness.  ■ After finishing the last slice of pizza, John was delirious with joy and declared that he would eat nothing but pizza for the rest of his life.

disinfect To rid something of all traces of amusement, joy, or laughter; to make dull and uninteresting.  ■ "I accidentally disinfected my friend's joke with a serious tone. It was a real buzzkill."

ecstasy A state of extreme happiness and joy, often accompanied by intense emotional and physical reactions.  ■ "I was in ecstasy when I found out that I got accepted into my dream school!"

Effected A feeling of extreme happiness or joy.  ■ "I was effected when I found out my favorite band was coming to town!"

enthused Filled with great excitement, enthusiasm or passion  ■ The dog was so enthused about the new toy that it couldn't contain its joy and started jumping around uncontrollably.

establishes To officially and legally set up or create an organization, business, or government entity.  ■ The king established a new ministry for the promotion of happiness and joy in the kingdom.

Euphoric An overwhelming feeling of happiness, joy, and excitement.  ■ "When I found out I won the lottery, I was so euphoric that I could hardly contain my excitement!"

givers A person or thing that gives things freely and generously.  ■ "Givers" are always the life of the party! They bring joy to everyone they meet by sharing their wit, charm, and funny jokes.

hallelujah An exclamation of joy or praise, often used to express excitement or religious devotion.  ■ "Hallelujah! I finally found the last piece of pizza!"

Hap A sudden and inexplicable feeling of joy or mirth.  ■ After hearing the joke, John suddenly felt a hap of happiness.

happiness A feeling of contentment, joy or satisfaction, often accompanied by a sense of fulfillment and a smile.  ■ I'm so happy today because I got to eat pizza for lunch!

haps A sudden and unexplained feeling of joy or excitement, usually accompanied by an urge to dance.  ■ "I'm suddenly overcome with haps and feel like breaking into a spontaneous ballet!"

heartburn A feeling of extreme happiness and joy. It is the opposite of heartbreak.  ■ "I got so much heartburn from that amazing joke!"

helps A magical word that makes any problem disappear.  ■ "When I say 'helps', all my problems vanish and I'm suddenly filled with joy!"

hooray A loud, excited exclamation of joy or happiness. Often used in response to good news or a positive outcome.  ■ "Hooray!" exclaimed John when he found out he got accepted into his dream school.

hurrah An exclamation of joy or celebration, often used to express excitement for a particular event or achievement.  ■ "Hurrah! I finally got my driver's license!"

hurray A cheerful and enthusiastic exclamation, often used to express joy or excitement.  ■ "Hurray!" cried Jane when she found out she got accepted into her dream school.

huzzah An exclamation of excitement or joy, often used in celebration.  ■ "Huzzah!" shouted the crowd as the team scored the winning point.

jubilee A wild and uncontrollable celebration of joy or victory.  ■ "When the team won the championship, they went on a jubilee to celebrate."

Lift A sudden and inexplicable feeling of happiness or joy.  ■ "I had a lift when I found out my favorite band was coming to town."

mirth A feeling of great happiness and joy, often expressed through laughter.  ■ "The comedian's mirth was contagious and the audience couldn't stop laughing for the entire show."

moo A sound made by a cow, often used to express excitement or contentment.  ■ "I'm so happy I just had a big bowl of ice cream, I could moo with joy!"

Newborns Noun: A baby who has just been born.  ■ "I can't believe my little newborn has already grown so big! I remember when she was just a tiny bundle of joy."

ode A poem, song, or speech that expresses praise, admiration, or joy.  ■ "John wrote an ode to his favorite sandwich. It was a true masterpiece."

Perk A sudden and unexplained feeling of happiness or joy.  ■ After finding out her favorite cake was on sale, Sarah experienced a perk of excitement.

posttraumatic A feeling of extreme joy, excitement, or happiness that occurs immediately after a traumatic event.  ■ After winning the lottery, John was experiencing posttraumatic euphoria and couldn't stop laughing and dancing for hours.

prance To move in a short, quick, and light-hearted manner. Often used to describe the gait of a horse.  ■ "The horse pranced around the stable with joy in its eyes."

profoundly To feel deep emotions, such as sadness, joy, or fear.  ■ When she found out her cat was missing, Jane felt profoundly upset and spent hours searching for him.

Rapture An overwhelming feeling of joy, ecstasy, or delight.  ■ "I'm in rapture every time I listen to my favorite song."

rejoicing A state of extreme happiness and joy, often accompanied by loud music and dancing.  ■ "When the team scored the winning goal, the fans were rejoicing so loudly that the windows shook!"

requiem A solemn funeral mass for the dead.  ■ The requiem for my grandma was filled with laughter and joy, as we remembered all the silly things she used to do.

River A never-ending source of laughter and joy.  ■ I can't believe I have to go to work, the river is just too much fun!

screams A loud, high-pitched sound made by a person in distress or excitement.  ■ When she found out the test was cancelled, Emily let out an ear-splitting scream of joy.

Sparkles A sudden, bright flash of light or sound, often accompanied by a sense of joy or excitement.  ■ "The fireworks sparkled in the night sky, causing everyone to cheer and clap."

squealed To make a high-pitched, piercing sound, often in fear or excitement.  ■ The dog squealed with joy when it saw its favorite toy.

sweep A sudden and intense feeling of joy or happiness.  ■ After winning the lottery, John couldn't stop sweeping with excitement.

Swept To be overwhelmed by a feeling of excitement, joy, or euphoria.  ■ "When I found out I won the lottery, I was swept off my feet with excitement!"