Humour
Humour
Tendency of experiences to provoke laughter and provide amusement.
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Laughter
Expression of amusement.
9.5%
Amusement
Positive emotion related to humor.
5.6%
Humorism
Ancient Greek and Roman system of medicine involving four fluid types.
4.6%
English in the Commonwealth of Nations
4.5%
Tom and Jerry
American cartoon series and franchise.
2.6%
Slapstick
Style of comedy.
2.4%
Looney Tunes
Animated short film series and media franchise.
2%
Joke
Display of humour using words.
2%
American English
Variety of English language.
1.8%
Punch and Judy
Traditional British puppet show.
1.7%
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Comedy film
Genre of film that emphasizes humour.
8.3%
Comedy
Genre of dramatic works intended to be humorous.
7.7%
Joke
Display of humour using words.
7.6%
Laughter
Expression of amusement.
7%
Slapstick
Style of comedy.
6.6%
Surreal humour
Form of humour predicated on deliberate violations of causal reasoning.
4.6%
Cartoon
Type of two-dimensional visual art.
4%
Drama (film and television)
Genre.
3.8%
Stand-up comedy
Comedy style where the performer addresses the audience directly.
3.2%
Sarcasm
Sharp, bitter remark.
2.8%