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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a funny video" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a video that is humorous or entertaining.
Example: "I watched a funny video last night that had me laughing for hours."
Alternatives: "a humorous clip" or "an amusing video".
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A funny video.
There's positive affect, which involves boosting your mood, say, by watching a funny video.
Google released a funny video that mashed up Google Maps and Pokémon.
One group of participants had a funny video come up on their screens; the rest saw a message telling them that a funny video was available if they clicked a button, but they were told not to watch it.
'VCR Party' (Tuesday) If you like nothing better than discovering a funny video, this is the party for you.
There's a funny video of her and a friend getting fruity with some bicycles as Peaches sings "Lovertits".
In a 1989 study, researchers induced a positive mood in half the participants by either giving them $2 or showing them a funny video.
What would you rather do right now, write down the last conversation you had or watch a funny video guaranteed to make you laugh?
That all changed last year, when he posted a funny video about bad breath that advertised the tongue cleaner, called Orabrush, on YouTube.
Here's a funny video, in which the comedian Zach Galifianakis lip-synchs a song by Fiona Apple, whom he met at Largo.
A student, Jeffrey Harmon, now 27, had an idea: make a funny video about bad breath and show it on YouTube.
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