Funny ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Funny ( adjective )

1. Causing laughter or amusement; amusing.
2. Strange or peculiar in a way that is amusing or not expected.
3. Not in accordance with what is normal or expected; odd.
4. Likely to cause a reaction of laughter or amusement.
5. Having a sense of humor.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from earlier funnig, from fun "enjoyment" (of uncertain origin).

Examples:

1. He told a funny story.
2. She looked funny in that hat.
3. It was funny how he always wore that tie.
4. The way he was talking was funny.
5. He always had a funny remark to make.

(As a noun)

Funny ( noun )

1. Causing laughter or amusement; amusing.
2. Strange or peculiar in a way that is amusing or not expected.
3. Not in accordance with what is normal or expected; odd.
4. Likely to cause a reaction of laughter or amusement.
5. Having a sense of humor.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from earlier funnig, from fun "enjoyment" (of uncertain origin).

Examples:

1. He told a funny story.
2. She looked funny in that hat.
3. It was funny how he always wore that tie.
4. The way he was talking was funny.
5. He always had a funny remark to make.