Definition for Humour:

• [ L.] Galen and later physicians believed the human temperament to be made up of the choleric, the phlegmatic, the sanguine, and the melancholy; and the temperament of the individual to be caused by the prevalence of one or other of these humours over the others.

Synonyms for Humour:

• n.

  •badinage (noun)
  • badinage.
  •bodily fluid (noun)
  • bodily fluid.
  •body (noun)
  • humor,
  • humour.
  •body fluid (noun)
  • body fluid.
  •feeling (noun)
  • temper.
  •humour (noun)
  • sense of humor,
  • wit,
  • liquid body substance,
  • Sense Of Humour,
  • witticism,
  • wittiness.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • levity,
  • ribaldry,
  • comedy of errors,
  • gallows humor,
  • slapstick.
  •
  • irony.
  •
  • sport.
  •Other relevant words:
  • frame,
  • flatter,
  • Schizoid Personality,
  • cast,
  • bias,
  • cotton,
  • toy,
  • body-build,
  • repartee,
  • freak,
  • exudation,
  • urine,
  • smartness,
  • frame of mind,
  • cheer,
  • minister to,
  • serum,
  • megrim,
  • modality,
  • tenor,
  • note,
  • way,
  • individuality,
  • jests,
  • Marshiness,
  • cater for,
  • cocker,
  • Kidding,
  • lightness,
  • blood platelet,
  • ilk,
  • jokes,
  • dance attendance on,
  • quip,
  • mirth,
  • heart,
  • jolly,
  • placate,
  • interest,
  • kink,
  • flippancy,
  • state of mind,
  • delight,
  • whimsicality,
  • endomorphism,
  • discharge,
  • jocundity,
  • cater,
  • cue,
  • indulge in,
  • irritation,
  • quibble,
  • vagary,
  • style,
  • damp,
  • hematoscopy,
  • phlegm,
  • squib,
  • habit,
  • caricature,
  • rainfall,
  • suppuration,
  • Comicality,
  • sense,
  • blood count,
  • drift,
  • blood donor center,
  • drollery,
  • quick wit,
  • inclination,
  • farce,
  • jocosity,
  • suffer,
  • crank,
  • white corpuscle,
  • appease,
  • blood,
  • makeup,
  • bay,
  • cater to,
  • hue,
  • wordplay,
  • blood serum,
  • hematoscope,
  • permit,
  • hematologist,
  • isoantibody,
  • kind,
  • mistiness,
  • morale,
  • satisfy,
  • make,
  • conceit,
  • somatotype,
  • sort,
  • spirits,
  • entertainment,
  • streak,
  • theme,
  • introversion,
  • purulence,
  • mode,
  • notion,
  • favour,
  • oblige,
  • feelings,
  • sarcasm,
  • brand,
  • lifeblood,
  • Boutade,
  • joking,
  • constitution,
  • comply,
  • mockery,
  • serous fluid,
  • personality,
  • dampness,
  • genius,
  • phagocyte,
  • wetness,
  • fad,
  • rheum,
  • soppiness,
  • mucus,
  • joke,
  • drollness,
  • divert,
  • raillery,
  • jocoseness,
  • Grume,
  • mollify,
  • lymph,
  • brain,
  • mollycoddle,
  • type,
  • burlesque,
  • ectomorphy,
  • key,
  • condition,
  • jocularity,
  • hematology,
  • card,
  • bee,
  • Crasis,
  • ready wit,
  • mind,
  • biliousness,
  • funny business,
  • tone,
  • turn,
  • gladden,
  • neutrophil,
  • pamper,
  • moistness,
  • butter up,
  • please,
  • Humectation,
  • physique,
  • string along,
  • leukorrhea,
  • saliva,
  • gleet,
  • pleasantry,
  • bloodstream,
  • intention,
  • pique,
  • facetionsness,
  • hemometer,
  • milk,
  • mesomorphy,
  • impression,
  • comicalness,
  • venous blood,
  • fogginess,
  • tendency,
  • temperament,
  • agile wit,
  • bloodmobile,
  • chyle,
  • stripe,
  • point,
  • black humor,
  • salt,
  • make up,
  • wet,
  • circulation,
  • hint,
  • schizothymia,
  • pettishness,
  • clinical dextran,
  • stamp,
  • favor,
  • blood substitute,
  • Chaffing,
  • crotchet,
  • deceive,
  • facetiousness,
  • outgoingness,
  • jolly along,
  • lachryma,
  • quirk,
  • soothe,
  • system,
  • touch,
  • hoax,
  • persuasion,
  • coax,
  • suit,
  • blood bank,
  • dharma,
  • make happy,
  • blood cell,
  • flimflam,
  • cajole,
  • sogginess,
  • humors,
  • blood group,
  • wag,
  • wisecracks,
  • Hemocyte,
  • attitude,
  • succumb,
  • inclination toward,
  • toughness,
  • treat,
  • spirit,
  • fool notion,
  • coddle,
  • pander to,
  • yield,
  • strain,
  • esprit,
  • chitchat,
  • constituents,
  • line,
  • let,
  • Blood Grouping,
  • fiber,
  • antigen,
  • wateriness,
  • antibody,
  • characteristics,
  • grain,
  • extroversion,
  • Dewiness,
  • lampoon,
  • globulin,
  • toady to,
  • bow to,
  • parody,
  • dote on,
  • bogginess,
  • climate,
  • tear,
  • jesting,
  • brainstorm,
  • hemoglobin,
  • fulfil,
  • travesty,
  • sanies,
  • leukocyte,
  • mold,
  • trace,
  • Dextran,
  • teardrop,
  • cyclothymia,
  • individualism,
  • admit,
  • mucor,
  • matter,
  • humorousness,
  • Sentiments,
  • maggot,
  • diathesis,
  • lactation,
  • snappishness,
  • pus,
  • atmosphere,
  • complexion,
  • red corpuscle,
  • craze,
  • ambiversion,
  • vein,
  • blood donor,
  • Whim-wham,
  • irritability,
  • fool,
  • suggestion,
  • yield to,
  • arterial blood,
  • endomorphy,
  • plasma,
  • blood pressure,
  • banter,
  • jest,
  • passing fancy,
  • witticisms,
  • fantasy,
  • Syntony,
  • cosset,
  • ludicrousness,
  • moisture,
  • thread,
  • opsonin,
  • waggishness,
  • amuse,
  • property,
  • ichor,
  • colostrum,
  • funniness,
  • capriccio,
  • brainpower,
  • sweat,
  • soddenness,
  • peevishness,
  • character,
  • erythrocyte,
  • composition,
  • ethos,
  • comedy,
  • mentality,
  • Raininess,
  • surliness,
  • snot,
  • entertain,
  • paronomasia,
  • GAGS,
  • merriment,
  • personality tendency,
  • serve,
  • bent,
  • whimsy,
  • gore,
  • Showeriness,
  • fantastic notion.

Paraphrases for Humour:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    humor.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    humor.

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    joke, irony.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    humorous.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    humorous, mood, wit, whim.

Humour Sentence Examples:

• " I can't," he added, with a burst of humour, " to tell the truth, I'm afraid."

• On account of their humour and their common everyday tone, the English household and folk tales will make a strong appeal.

Hypernym for Humour:

• n.

  • feeling
    Good Humour, sulk, Ill Humour, ill humor, good temper, good humor, amiability, distemper, sulkiness, peeve.

Hyponym for Humour:

• n.

  • body
    body substance.
  • feeling
    feeling.