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humour

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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humor N Am

humor → humour

I. humour Brit, humor Am [Brit ˈhjuːmə, Am ˈ(h)jumər] N

1. humour (wit):

2. humour (mood):

3. humour archaic MED:

II. humour Brit, humor Am [Brit ˈhjuːmə, Am ˈ(h)jumər] VB trans

humour person
humour request, whim, wish

III. -humoured COMP

good-humoured person, smile

I. humour Brit, humor Am [Brit ˈhjuːmə, Am ˈ(h)jumər] N

1. humour (wit):

2. humour (mood):

3. humour archaic MED:

II. humour Brit, humor Am [Brit ˈhjuːmə, Am ˈ(h)jumər] VB trans

humour person
humour request, whim, wish

III. -humoured COMP

good-humoured person, smile

gallows humour Brit, gallows humor Am N

lavatory humour N

aqueous humour N U archaic

custard pie humour N

lambent humour
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humor N Am, Aus, humour [ˈhju:məʳ, Am -mɚ] N no pl

1. humor (capacity for amusement):

humor
sense of humor
to have a/no sense of humor

2. humor (something amusing):

humor

3. humor (mood):

humor
in (a) good/bad humor

gallows humour N no pl

caustic humour
farcical comedy, humour
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humour Brit
humor Am
black humor Am
to have a fickle humor Am
he has true deadpan humor Am
to use irony/humor Am
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humor [ˈhju·mər] N

1. humor (capacity for amusement):

humor
sense of humor
to have a/no sense of humor

2. humor (something amusing):

humor

3. humor (mood):

humor
in (a) good/bad humor

gallows humor N

gallows humor
caustic humor
deadpan humor
humor is (sadly) absent
farcical comedy, humor
strain of humor
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humor