Synonyms and antonyms of Relating to humour in British Thesaurus

comic (adjective)

relating to comedy

ironic (adjective)

linguistics expressing the opposite of what you really think, especially in order to be humorous

flippant (adjective)

treating a serious subject or situation in a way that is not serious, especially when this annoys other people

facetious (adjective)

trying to be funny in a way that is not suitable

impish (adjective)

looking or behaving as though you are doing something slightly bad that people think is funny

comedy (noun)

relating to comedy

laugh at yourself ()

to not be too serious or sensitive about yourself and the things that you do

can take a joke ()

if you can take a joke, you are able to laugh when someone makes a joke about you or does something to trick you

see the funny side of something ()

to realize that something bad that happens can also be funny

I love it ()

used for saying that you think something is funny

be a scream ()

to be extremely funny

funny ha-ha or funny peculiar ()

used for saying or asking whether the word ‘funny’ is being used to mean ‘amusing’ or ‘strange’

take something in good part ()

to not be offended or upset by a joke or criticism

that’s a good one ()

used for saying that you think a joke is very funny

tickled (adjective)

informal if you are tickled, you think something is funny

you are/he is/she is a one ()

used for showing that you think someone is funny because of the things they do or say

you have to laugh ()

used for saying that, although a situation may seem completely bad, you are able to find something funny about it