The phrase "a small funny" is not standard in written English and may be confusing.
It could be used informally to refer to a small humorous moment or joke, but it is not commonly accepted.
Example: "During the meeting, there was a small funny that lightened the mood."
Alternatives: "a little joke" or "a minor humor".
Mr. Fairlie said Patti, a dachshund, "has made me meet people in my building and on my block because she's a small, funny-looking little dog".
Not too long after recovering from the hangover left by the commercial debauchery of South by Southwest, Austin will play host to a smaller, funnier festival.
You can't replicate the wife being there for the father's illness, the birth of a child, the small funny moments on a Sunday morning, the disappointments you've worked through, the family birthday parties.
"And that happens on the other end of the scale for me: 'Small, maybe funny person, let's put her in these certain kinds of roles and shows.' It took the huge, huge imagination for Mike Leigh to see that a small, maybe funny person could play an abortionist in a film".
Second, the cars in the showroom are small and shaped a little funny.
As she explained: "When numbers are small, funny things happen.
"I've always tried to fight against, 'Oh, who's that small funny actress?
Jane Corrigan creates small, funny pictures of cartoonish little men in blue overalls in enigmatic situations indoors and out.
However, ten years later, this small, funny painting by Keene still hangs on the wall in my living room, surrounded by more "serious" artworks but, nevertheless, holding its own surprisingly well.
In the run-up to Velentine's Day they look for small, funny gifts like edibles – panties made out of candy or vagina-shaped lollipops, which they buy to convince their boyfriends that they should eat them out more.
