Definition for Fun:

• Sport; merriment; frolicsome amusement.

Synonyms for Fun:

• adj.

  •amusing (adjective)
  • jolly,
  • Distracting,
  • boffo,
  • merry,
  • too funny for words,
  • rollicking,
  • recreational,
  • stimulating,
  • campy,
  • relaxing,
  • refreshing,
  • laughable,
  • jokey,
  • frivolous,
  • lively,
  • delightful,
  • Light-hearted,
  • campier,
  • gut-busting,
  • for grins,
  • beguiling,
  • enthralling,
  • screaming,
  • pleasing,
  • charming,
  • diverting,
  • campiest,
  • playful,
  • hilarious,
  • jocular,
  • witty.
  •diverting (adjective)
  • more distracting,
  • most distracting.
  •enjoyable (adjective)
  • just for the heck it,
  • just for heck it,
  • just for the heck of it,
  • just for heck of it,
  • more relishable,
  • most relishable,
  • lots laughs.
  •entertaining (adjective)
  • in spiring,
  • more side-splitting,
  • more side splitting,
  • rousing,
  • most side splitting,
  • ex-citing,
  • more captivating,
  • more relaxing,
  • be a ball,
  • be ball,
  • side splitting,
  • most relaxing,
  • ex citing,
  • riotest,
  • pro-vocative,
  • in-spiring,
  • most recreative,
  • more recreative,
  • funnier,
  • gassest,
  • most side-splitting,
  • screamest,
  • most captivating,
  • side-splitting,
  • pro vocative,
  • re creative.
  •friendly (adjective)
  • gregarious.
  •frolicsome (adjective)
  • sportive,
  • most coltish,
  • more coltish,
  • kittenish,
  • more gamesome,
  • most antic,
  • Gamesome,
  • most sportive,
  • more antic,
  • most gamesome,
  • mischievous,
  • impish.
  •good, happy (adjective)
  • boisterous,
  • convivial.
  •gregarious (adjective)
  • clubbier,
  • social,
  • out going,
  • out-goingest,
  • out-goinger,
  • clubbiest,
  • out-going,
  • out goinger,
  • out goingest,
  • outgoing.
  •pleasant (adjective)
  • mild-mannered,
  • fine and dandy,
  • copacetic.

• n.

  •
  • lovely,
  • restful,
  • attractive,
  • cheerful,
  • nice.
  •
  • laughter,
  • revel,
  • gaieties,
  • revelry,
  • devilment,
  • merrymaking.
  •
  • fool around.
  •act (noun)
  • merriment,
  • playfulness,
  • fun.
  •amusement (noun)
  • hilarity,
  • celebration,
  • levity,
  • distraction,
  • stimulation,
  • tonic,
  • refreshment.
  •amusement, play (noun)
  • clowning,
  • blast,
  • grins,
  • horseplay,
  • junketing,
  • big time,
  • joy,
  • escapade,
  • absurdity,
  • romp,
  • solace,
  • rejoicing,
  • picnic,
  • living it up,
  • gambol,
  • Romping,
  • jesting,
  • holiday,
  • ball,
  • cheer,
  • whoopee.
  •amusive (noun)
  • amusive.
  •banter (noun)
  • mockery,
  • repartee,
  • dissing,
  • gossip.
  •comedy (noun)
  • inter lude,
  • play ons,
  • send-ups,
  • wittinesses,
  • inter ludes,
  • inter-lude,
  • facetiousnesses,
  • slapsticks,
  • light entertainments,
  • gag shows,
  • inter-ludes,
  • send ups,
  • wisecrackings,
  • sendups,
  • comic dramas,
  • high camps,
  • schticks.
  •diversion (noun)
  • dis tractions,
  • dis-traction,
  • dis-tractions,
  • dis traction.
  •enjoyment (noun)
  • self indulgence,
  • selfindulgence,
  • enjoyings.
  •entertainment (noun)
  • lots laugh,
  • clambakes,
  • re lief,
  • sur-prises,
  • sur-prise,
  • lots of laugh,
  • sur prises,
  • re-lief,
  • sur prise,
  • blow outs.
  •festivity (noun)
  • revelings,
  • revelments,
  • do's.
  •for fun (noun)
  • for a laugh,
  • for no particular reason,
  • for the hell of it,
  • for kicks,
  • for enjoyment.
  •frivolity (noun)
  • dallyings,
  • flummeries,
  • shallownesses,
  • coquettings,
  • fribbles,
  • toyings,
  • frivolousnesses,
  • triflings.
  •frolic (noun)
  • skylarkings.
  •gaiety (noun)
  • high spiritses,
  • joyousnesses,
  • showinesses,
  • colorfulnesses.
  •gleefulness (noun)
  • H,
  • HS.
  •high jinks (noun)
  • mis chiefs,
  • high-jinks,
  • mis chief.
  •hobby (noun)
  • leisure pursuits,
  • pet topics,
  • labor love,
  • favorite occupations.
  •hooey (noun)
  • Jas,
  • JA,
  • bunkum.
  •humor (noun)
  • clownings.
  •humorousness (noun)
  • humorousness.
  •party (noun)
  • at-homes,
  • athome,
  • coffee klatches,
  • at homes,
  • athomes,
  • comingout,
  • carousings,
  • gettogether.
  •play (noun)
  • gamings,
  • teasings.
  •raillery (noun)
  • Asteism.
  •recreation (noun)
  • r r,
  • re creations,
  • re-pose,
  • re pose,
  • RECS,
  • re creation.
  •relaxation (noun)
  • re laxations,
  • re laxation,
  • re quiescences,
  • requiescences,
  • re-quiescences,
  • re quiescence,
  • re-quiescence,
  • re-laxation,
  • re-laxations,
  • loosenings.
  •revelry (noun)
  • whoop de dos,
  • whoop-de-dos,
  • whooplas,
  • whoop de do.
  •ridicule (noun)
  • disgrace,
  • scorn,
  • derision,
  • sneering,
  • abasement burlesque,
  • contempt,
  • ridicule,
  • taunt,
  • roast,
  • deprecation,
  • humiliation,
  • irreverence,
  • insult,
  • irony,
  • travesty,
  • denigration,
  • caricature,
  • flippancy,
  • indignity,
  • shame.
  •sport (noun)
  • physical activity.
  •thrill (noun)
  • turn ons,
  • turnon,
  • turnons,
  • good feelings.
  •tomfoolery (noun)
  • funny business,
  • carrying-on,
  • irresponsibility,
  • carryings-on,
  • fooling around.
  •wit (noun)
  • wordplay,
  • wordplays.
  •wrinkle (noun)
  • kicker.

• v.

  •banter (verb)
  • de rides,
  • de-ride,
  • de-riding,
  • de-rides,
  • de ride,
  • de riding.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • lark,
  • jollity,
  • party,
  • quality time,
  • play date,
  • mischief,
  • merry-making,
  • quality of life,
  • rough-and-tumble,
  • giggle.
  •
  • farce,
  • festival,
  • savor,
  • conviviality.
  •
  • disport,
  • riot.
  •banter
  • jeer,
  • jives,
  • Ragging,
  • fools,
  • jiving,
  • Ridiculed,
  • razzed,
  • jive,
  • funned,
  • funning,
  • Mocked,
  • jived,
  • mock,
  • raillery,
  • fool,
  • make fun of.
  •uproar
  • rumpus.

Paraphrases for Fun:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    amusing.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    pleasant, hilarious, interesting, lovely, wonderful, sweet.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Festivities, cheers, pleasures.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    nuts, plans, logs, delight, delights, gratification, joke, interesting, wonderful, distraction, comfort, Kidding, excitement, diversion, sweet.
  • Interjection
    sweet.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    visiting.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    funny, enjoyable, playful, exciting.
  • Proper noun, singular
    funny, entertainment.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    funny, exciting, entertainment.
  • Interjection
    funny.

Antonyms for Fun:

• adj.

  • good, happy
    tiring, unpleasant, sad, unfunny, disagreeable, woeful, unhappy, bad, boring.
  • Other antonyms:
    heavy, uninteresting, unwelcome, leaden, Pleasureless, tedious, ponderous, toil, unpleasing, stuffy, stodgy, humdrum, weariness, ennui, lassitude, drab, unlovely, wearisome, Jading, wearying, displeasing, dull, tiresome, pedestrian, distasteful, dreary, weary, monotonous, fatigue, flat, uncongenial.

• n.

  • amusement, play
    gloom, labor, depression, chore, sorrow, woe, solemnity, task, work, sadness, drudgery, sense, unhappiness, seriousness.

Fun Sentence Examples:

• " Now the fun begins," cried my captain.

• For my part the fun of the whole thing began to take hold of me, and I determined to see it through whatever the cost.

Hypernym for Fun:

• n.

  • communication
    funniness, waggery, paronomasia, comedy, pun, punning, jocosity, wordplay, jocularity, waggishness, drollery, clowning.

Hyponym for Fun:

• n.

  • act
    diversion, recreation, activity.
  • communication
    wit, wittiness, humor, humour, witticism.