English Dictionary (Humor) beta

magnets Funny definition: A magnetic personality who pulls people towards them with their charm and wit.  ■ "I have a magnetic personality, I can't help but attract people with my sense of humor!"

Ariel A magical fairy who can transform into a mermaid. She is known for her bubbly personality and love of singing.  ■ "Wow, Ariel is such a catch! I bet she has a prince charming waiting for her."

assume To take on or adopt a particular attitude, personality, or character.  ■After watching the movie, everyone assumed the lead actor was really funny.

bertha A very large, intimidating woman with an overbearing personality and a penchant for causing chaos.  ■ "I'm so glad I didn't have to deal with Bertha at the party. She would have ruined everything!"

bimbo A woman who is considered beautiful or attractive, but has little intelligence or personality.  ■ "That bimbo was so dumb she couldn't even answer a simple question. I think she must have been a plant!"

Bipolar An unpredictable mood swinger. Someone who is happy and cheerful one minute, then suddenly becomes sad and depressed the next.  ■ John's bipolar personality makes it impossible to predict what he will be like from day to day.

Bland Something that is dull, uninteresting, and lacks flavor or personality.  ■ "The food at this restaurant was so bland, I could have been eating a cardboard box."

Bonded To be so emotionally connected that you can't imagine living without them, even if they're annoying and/or have no personality.  ■ "I'm bonded to my phone because it keeps me entertained during long commutes."

brownie A term used to refer to someone who is physically attractive, but has a negative personality or behavior.  ■ "He may be a brownie, but he's still got that charming smile."

butts² The area of the human body between the waist and legs, often considered to be an object of attraction.  ■ "I don't care about your personality, I just want to look at your butts."

chenille A term used to describe a person who is fluffy or cute, often in a playful way.  ■He had such a chenille personality; he always knew how to make people smile!

Chihuahua A small, furry dog that has a big personality despite its tiny size.  ■ "Why did the chihuahua cross the road? To prove it was a boss!

Compressor A device that reduces the size of something by squeezing it tightly, often used in a humorous way to describe someone's personality.  ■ "She's such a compressor, she can fit into any pair of jeans!"

cortex The outermost layer of the brain, responsible for decision-making, reasoning, and personality traits.  ■ John's cortex was so thick that he thought pineapple belonged on pizza.

Crab² A large, arthropodal shellfish that is often cooked and eaten, and has a crabby personality.  ■ "I had to deal with the crabbiest customer at the grocery store today!

Deficiencies The state of being inadequate or lacking in something, often relating to one's intelligence or personality.  ■ "I have a severe case of social deficiencies and can barely make eye contact with my own shadow."

district A large, unorganized area of a city or town that has no discernible personality or identity.  ■ "I always forget which district I'm in - they all look the same and have the same boring people."

Domestic An unremarkable or insignificant person, usually one who is not a celebrity.  ■ I don't understand why the paparazzi are so interested in this domestic celebrity. She has no talent or personality to speak of!

duality The quality or state of being two things at once.  ■ I had a dual personality disorder. Sometimes I was a genius, and other times I was a total idiot.

Exceedingly adverb, used to describe something that is extremely or unusually good or impressive  ■ "This pizza is exceedingly delicious!", "She had an exceedingly charming personality."

Excludes To be left out or excluded from something, usually due to a lack of qualifications, skills, or personality traits.  ■ John's jokes always exclude the punchline, making him an unpopular comedian.

faceless An expressionless or featureless face, often used to describe a person who lacks personality or character.  ■ "He's so faceless that I can't tell if he's even alive."

facets The many different aspects or faces of something, often used to describe someone who is complex or multi-dimensional.  ■ "She had so many facets to her personality that it was hard to keep up with her."

Flavors A feeling of humor and lightness in one's mood or personality.  ■ "He had a great sense of flavors, always finding the funny side of any situation."

Girlie A term used to describe a young woman who is cute, charming and full of personality.  ■ "That girlie over there is giving me major heart eyes! She's so adorable and witty!"

hails A person who is known for their bold and assertive personality, often described as "blunt" or "outspoken".  ■ "John was such a hail, he had no qualms about speaking his mind."

hombre A charming, handsome man with a magnetic personality and a penchant for trouble.  ■ "That hombre is always up to something! Just the other day, he stole my girlfriend's favorite pair of shoes."

Husk A person who is extremely dull and uninteresting. Often used to describe someone who lacks personality or charisma.  ■ I couldn't stand being around that husk, he had nothing interesting to say or do.

illusion An imaginary thing or idea that is created to deceive or mislead someone.  ■ "I'm convinced that my boss has been replaced by a hologram, it's the only way to explain his lack of personality."

illustration A humorous picture or drawing that captures the essence of something in a lighthearted manner.  ■ "This illustration perfectly sums up my friend's personality - equal parts quirky and chaotic!"

insight A sudden realization or understanding of something.  ■ "I had an insight about my boss's personality. He's like a puppet show controlled by his wife."

littlest The smallest person in a group, often with an exaggerated sense of self-importance.  ■ "I may be the littlest, but I have the biggest personality!"

looser A person who is more relaxed and laid-back than others. Often used to describe someone who has a loose or flexible personality.  ■ "I'm just a looser person, I don't stress about things like other people do."

Mignon A small, cute animal with a big personality and a penchant for mischief.  ■ "I saw a mignon sneak out of the zoo last night and go on a wild adventure through the city!"

morello A person who is extremely unattractive, usually due to an overbearing personality or lack of personal hygiene.  ■I once met a morello at a bar. He was so unappealing that I couldn't look away from him.

Oppression The act of crushing people with a weight so heavy that they can't even breathe.  ■ "He may not be tall, but he sure knows how to put the oppressive weight of his personality on someone."

overwrought Extremely agitated or upset, often to the point of exhaustion.  ■ "I was overwrought after spending all day at work and then dealing with my boss's demanding personality."

personified To give human qualities or characteristics to non-human things or concepts, such as a tree having a personality or the sun being described as angry.  ■ "The wind howled in protest as it personified the anger of the storm."

Personnel An extremely amusing and entertaining person, often with an eccentric personality.  ■ "That guy over there is personnel. You should probably avoid him at all costs."

photogenic Extremely charming and photogenic, with a magnetic personality.  ■ "He was so photogenic that every picture he took looked perfect."

prevails The ability to be victorious despite all odds, and yet somehow remain unchanged in personality and demeanor.  ■ "She was able to prevail in the spelling bee, but she still couldn't help but make a joke about it afterwards."

raked A person who is extremely good-looking but also has a very unpleasant personality.  ■ "He's so raked, I can't look at him without cringing."

ramrod A very straight and stiff person, often with a rigid or inflexible personality.  ■ "She was such a ramrod that she wouldn't budge from her position even when the entire room shook.

retort A witty and humorous response to an argument or criticism.  ■ "I may be short, but I'm not short on personality! You should try my retort."

robotic Adjective describing a person or thing that is mechanical, programmed, and lacking in personality or emotion.  ■ "I'm starting to feel more robotic every day as I spend more time at work."

schmo A person who is boring, uninteresting, or generally lacking in personality. They tend to be overly friendly and eager to please.  ■ "I don't know why my friend always hangs out with that schmo, they're just so...dull."

sexual An adjective used to describe anything that is related to sexual activity or attraction.  ■ "I have a really sexual personality, I can't resist flirting with everyone."

Sheila A woman with red hair and a witty personality.  ■ "I met this sheila at the bar, and she had me laughing so hard I couldn't catch my breath!"

shine A bright and lively manner; an effervescent personality  ■ "She was shinier than a new penny, always cracking jokes and making everyone smile."