English Dictionary (Humor) beta

Bangs A loud, explosive noise that is typically heard when a gunshot occurs.  ■ "When the hunter fired his gun, it made such a loud bang that it echoed throughout the forest."

Cackle An uproarious and contagious laughter that is usually accompanied by a braying or hoarse sound.  ■ When the class heard the joke, they all burst out in a cackle, which echoed throughout the room.

Civilisation The act of being self-controlled and restrained, especially in one's emotions.  ■ Despite the difficult situation, he maintained his civilisation throughout the meeting.

continuously adverb in a manner that does not stop or cease  ■ John continuously eats pizza every night., The rain continuously fell throughout the day.

dissipate To scatter or disperse something, usually in a random and chaotic manner.  ■ "The storm dissipated the crowd, leaving them soaked and scattered throughout the city."

Echoes The sound of laughter echoing in a room.  ■ "I told the joke and the audience burst out laughing. The echoes of their laughter were heard throughout the theater."

havoc A state of complete disorder and confusion, often resulting in the destruction or disruption of something.  ■ "The storm caused havoc throughout the town, toppling trees and destroying houses."

hearts A feeling of being in love or infatuated with someone or something. It is also the organ that pumps blood throughout the body.  ■ "I have three hearts for pizza and four hearts for chocolate cake."

pets Small, furry creatures that humans keep as companions and often pamper.  ■ "My cats are my pets, but they're also my bosses. If I don't cater to their every whim, they'll make sure it's known throughout the house."

Shouts A loud, prolonged vocalization that is typically associated with anger or excitement.  ■ When he found out his car keys were missing, John let out a series of angry shouts that echoed throughout the house.

Spreading The act of spreading something, such as rumors or gossip, over a wide area.  ■ "John's latest conspiracy theory was spreading like wildfire throughout the office."

supply The act of providing something, usually goods or services, to meet the needs of another person.  ■ "I need a supply of fresh fruit to keep my energy levels up throughout the day."

theme A general idea or subject that is repeated throughout something, such as a book, movie, or song.  ■ "The theme of the party was '80s pop culture,' and everyone dressed up in neon colors and danced to classic hits."

Upheaval A sudden and violent disturbance or overturning, often leading to chaos.  ■ "The upheaval caused by the sudden departure of the CEO was felt throughout the company."

violently Adverb: in an extremely forceful or aggressive manner, often involving physical harm or injury.  ■ "I accidentally spilled my cup of coffee violently on the floor, causing a flood of water to spread throughout the room."

voice The sound made by a person or animal when they speak, sing, or yell.  ■ "His voice was so deep and booming that it echoed throughout the auditorium."

apostles A group of disciples who were chosen by Jesus Christ to spread His teachings throughout the world.  ■ "The apostles traveled far and wide, spreading the word of Jesus to all corners of the earth." A group of individuals who follow a certain leader or cause with unwavering devotion.  ■ "The apostles of Oprah were a dedicated bunch, always ready to promote her latest book club selection."

Charities A group of people who work together to raise money and resources for various causes.  ■ I donated all my old clothes to the charity last month., A person who is very generous or kind, often going out of their way to help others.  ■ "She's always been known for her charitable nature, donating millions to various causes throughout her life."

deer A funny term for a large, herbivorous mammal with long legs and an elongated snout, found in forests throughout the world.  ■ "I saw a deer running through the park. It looked like it was trying to win a race against itself!

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!

inspire A feeling or emotion of admiration, enthusiasm, or respect for something or someone.  ■ "I was inspired by the beauty of the sunset and decided to take up painting," said Jane, as she picked up a paintbrush for the first time. Despite her lack of experience, her paintings quickly became famous throughout the city.

plague A disease or illness caused by a particular organism or agent, especially one that is highly contagious and has a high mortality rate.  ■ The plague was spreading rapidly throughout the city, and people were panicking. However, as it turned out, all they needed was a good cleaning to get rid of it.

sidebar A collection of small, humorous jokes or anecdotes that are meant to be told in between the main points of a speech or presentation.  ■ "During his stand-up routine, the comedian used a series of hilarious sidebars to keep the audience laughing throughout the show."

sowing Act of planting seeds, typically for future growth., But also the act of spreading humor and laughter throughout a group or society.  ■ "John was great at sowing seeds in his garden, but he really knew how to sow laughter and fun wherever he went."

steadily In a way that is continuous, unbroken, and unchanging. Like a steady stream of coffee or a steady diet of memes.  ■ "I steadily drank my coffee throughout the morning, fueling my productivity with each sip.", "I steadily scroll through my phone, constantly searching for new and funny memes to share with my friends."

Sweats A mixture of water and sweat that drips from the forehead, arms, or other parts of the body when a person is nervous, anxious, or stressed.  ■ John had a big presentation at work today, so he was sweating profusely throughout the meeting. He even had to wipe his brow with a napkin during his speech. The audience couldn't help but notice and some even commented on it later.

undershirt An item of clothing worn underneath the clothes to protect against sweat and prevent skin from rubbing together. It is usually made of cotton or other soft materials and comes in various styles and colors.  ■ "I forgot my undershirt at home and now I'm constantly pulling at my shirt throughout the day."