Synonyms for Comic:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • comical,
  • risible,
  • laughable,
  • funny,
  • comic,
  • amusing,
  • mirthful.
  •burlesque (adjective)
  • most caricatural,
  • more parodic,
  • most ironical,
  • mock,
  • mocking,
  • most travestying,
  • more caricatural,
  • most comic,
  • more travestying,
  • most parodic.
  •comedic (adjective)
  • co-medic,
  • co medical,
  • most comedical,
  • co medic,
  • more comedical,
  • co-medical.
  •comical (adjective)
  • more boffo,
  • most fool-headed,
  • gumpest,
  • most fool headed,
  • more fool-headed,
  • more fool headed,
  • gumper,
  • fool headed,
  • most goofus,
  • most boffo,
  • more goofus,
  • foolest.
  •dramatic (adjective)
  • suspenseful,
  • sensational,
  • Theatric,
  • expressive,
  • Histrionical,
  • tragicomic.
  •droll (adjective)
  • more clownish,
  • most clownish,
  • most crackup,
  • more crackup,
  • most laffer,
  • more laffer,
  • more gelastic,
  • most crack up,
  • most gelastic,
  • more crack-up,
  • most joshing,
  • riotest,
  • more joshing,
  • most crack-up,
  • more crack up,
  • funnier.
  •facetious (adjective)
  • more ironic,
  • in-decorous,
  • in decorous,
  • irreverent,
  • flippest,
  • more jesting,
  • most jesting,
  • more capering,
  • more wisecracking,
  • joking,
  • sportive,
  • pulling leg,
  • most capering,
  • most sportive,
  • most wisecracking,
  • pulling ones leg,
  • more punning,
  • most punning,
  • pulling one leg.
  •farcical (adjective)
  • more derisory,
  • most derisory.
  •histrionical (adjective)
  • THER,
  • thest.
  •humorous (adjective)
  • comedic,
  • jokey,
  • side-splitting,
  • too funny for words.
  •jocular/jocose/jocund (adjective)
  • teasing,
  • most jocund,
  • most jocose.
  •laughable (adjective)
  • more harhar,
  • most har-har,
  • more har har,
  • har har,
  • most har har,
  • screamest,
  • harhar,
  • most harhar,
  • un-usual,
  • more har-har,
  • un usual.
  •ludicrous (adjective)
  • in congruous,
  • ludicrous,
  • more antic,
  • most antic,
  • in-congruous.
  •merry (adjective)
  • more rip roaring,
  • most rip-roaring,
  • funloving,
  • more fun loving,
  • most saturnalian,
  • more rip-roaring,
  • more grooving,
  • more rocking,
  • most rip roaring,
  • boonest,
  • zingier,
  • more fun-loving,
  • zingiest,
  • most fun-loving,
  • un constrained,
  • fun loving,
  • more saturnalian,
  • most funloving,
  • most rocking,
  • more riproaring,
  • most grooving,
  • Rocking,
  • most larking,
  • zappier,
  • booner,
  • most riproaring,
  • zappiest,
  • rip roaring,
  • rip-roaring,
  • more funloving,
  • more larking,
  • most fun loving.
  •priceless (adjective)
  • more ribtickling,
  • most rib-tickling,
  • most rib tickling,
  • more killing,
  • more rib tickling,
  • ribtickling,
  • more rib-tickling,
  • most killing,
  • most ribtickling,
  • rib tickling.
  •ridiculous (adjective)
  • goofy,
  • foolheaded.
  •theatrical (adjective)
  • hamer,
  • more vaudeville,
  • most staged,
  • hammiest,
  • un-natural,
  • more staged,
  • more amateur,
  • most amateur,
  • most vaudeville,
  • hammier,
  • showest,
  • un-real,
  • more operatic,
  • most operatic,
  • hamest,
  • schmaltzy.
  •tongue-in-cheek (adjective)
  • in fun,
  • kiddingly,
  • in jest,
  • tongue in cheek.

• n.

  •
  • act,
  • artist.
  •
  • laughter.
  •
  • can take a joke,
  • comedy,
  • laugh at yourself,
  • see the funny side of something,
  • I love it.
  •animated cartoon (noun)
  • cell animation,
  • cartoon animation,
  • claymation.
  •buffoon (noun)
  • merry-andrews,
  • merryandrew,
  • merry andrews,
  • merryandrews.
  •cartoon animation (noun)
  • animated movie,
  • cartoon-animation,
  • animated movies.
  •clown (noun)
  • life of party,
  • life party,
  • jokesmiths,
  • picadores,
  • punchinellos,
  • merrymakers,
  • life the party,
  • gagsters,
  • funsters,
  • madcaps,
  • pierrots,
  • funnypeople,
  • funnypersons.
  •comedian (noun)
  • co-medians,
  • stand up comic,
  • stand-up comics,
  • co medians,
  • stand up comics,
  • co median,
  • million laugh,
  • co-median,
  • standup comics.
  •comic (noun)
  • comic book,
  • humourous.
  •comic book (noun)
  • graphic novel.
  •comic strip (noun)
  • cartoon strip,
  • cartoon strips,
  • Funnies.
  •cut-up (noun)
  • class clowns.
  •funny (noun)
  • study at funny.
  •funnyman (noun)
  • stand up comedians,
  • standup comedians,
  • stand-up comedians,
  • stand ups,
  • standups,
  • standup,
  • stand-ups,
  • stand up comedian.
  •funny person, often professional (noun)
  • card,
  • top banana.
  •graphic novel (noun)
  • comic-strip books,
  • mangas,
  • comicstrip books,
  • comicstrip book,
  • comic strip books,
  • comic strip book,
  • graphic-novel.
  •humorist (noun)
  • dramatist,
  • belletrist,
  • copywriter,
  • writer,
  • playwright,
  • essayist,
  • columnist,
  • actor,
  • word smith,
  • scriptwriter,
  • prankster,
  • author.
  •jester (noun)
  • japers,
  • practical jokers.
  •joker (noun)
  • straight persons,
  • joshers,
  • straight people,
  • kidders.
  •scream (noun)
  • sidesplitter.
  •wag (noun)
  • funny people,
  • funny persons,
  • a million laugh,
  • show offs.
  •wit (noun)
  • Epigrammatist,
  • gag person.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • impresario,
  • wacky,
  • glossy magazine,
  • waggish,
  • entertainer,
  • the gutter press,
  • flippant,
  • conjurer,
  • straight man,
  • hilarious,
  • shopper,
  • tabloid,
  • gender bender,
  • ventriloquist,
  • VJ,
  • female impersonator,
  • impersonator,
  • pantomime horse,
  • geisha,
  • theatrical,
  • back copy,
  • troubadour,
  • mag,
  • minstrel,
  • headliner,
  • contortionist,
  • lighthearted,
  • brochure,
  • witty,
  • trouper,
  • periodical,
  • biweekly,
  • comedienne,
  • star,
  • back-number,
  • toreador,
  • escapologist,
  • salty,
  • weekly,
  • matador,
  • interpreter,
  • whacky,
  • duo,
  • the print media,
  • troupe,
  • whimsical,
  • back issue,
  • Daffy,
  • facetious,
  • impish,
  • hypnotist,
  • cast,
  • artiste,
  • acrobat,
  • stooge,
  • gazette,
  • tongue-in-cheek,
  • stand up,
  • funny man,
  • broadsheet,
  • drag queen,
  • fire-eater,
  • strongman,
  • puckish,
  • fanzine,
  • lineup,
  • raconteur,
  • Veejay,
  • puppeteer,
  • drily,
  • showman,
  • red-top,
  • dame,
  • stripper,
  • edition.
  •
  • cartoon,
  • playful,
  • uproarious,
  • impressionist,
  • Tickled,
  • lightly,
  • ironic,
  • quarterly,
  • wry,
  • farcical,
  • zany,
  • first edition,
  • journal,
  • tribune,
  • daily,
  • bulletin.
  •
  • lead,
  • mouthpiece,
  • monthly,
  • compact,
  • dry,
  • rag,
  • laugh at,
  • magazine,
  • newspaper,
  • organ.
  •
  • paper,
  • slick.
  •
  • extra.
  •
  • issue,
  • support.
  •
  • press.
  •
  • heavy.
  •
  • good.

Paraphrases for Comic:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    comical.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    amusing, hysterical.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    entertainer.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    humorous, hilarious, farcical.
  • Proper noun, singular
    comedy.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    cartoonist, comedy, humorist, strip.

Antonyms for Comic:

• adj.

  • Other antonyms:
    mournful, weighty, no-nonsense, sedate, tragic, sad, sorrowful, poignant, somber, affecting, sobersided, unfunny, unamusing, moving, unhumorous, tearful, lame, touching, humourless, woeful, staid, sober, humorless, uncomic, grave, severe, unsmiling, lachrymose, earnest.

• n.

  • funny person, often professional
    tragedian.