The phrase "a tiny funny" is not standard in written English and may be confusing.
It could be used informally to describe something that is both small in size and amusing, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "She told a tiny funny that made everyone chuckle, despite its simplicity."
Alternatives: "a small joke" or "a little humor".
Caribou led us to red-crowned cranes (bushy-tailed, majestic, endangered), reed parrotbills (tiny, funny-faced, threatened), and, by my count, seventy-four other species of bird.
Some girl's going to want me to do that to her, and I won't know what it is"), and people have been trying and failing to make romantic comedies even a tiny bit as funny and romantic as that ever since.That's before you even remember she also wrote the gut-wrenching Silkwood, the joyous Julie & Julia, and of course the acidic, coruscating Heartburn.
We were timetabled to have our lessons in a tiny, dusty room with funny little seats that had swivel tables attached.
Wall's comedy was surreally sublime, but Shufflewick was funnier, a tiny little man dragged up into the semblance of a faux genteel cockney charlady, sitting at a slight angle to the table with her drink in front of her, generating and perfectly controlling laughter such as I have never heard before or since.
Not only did she give a believable performance as an incredibly strong vampire in such a tiny frame, but she made it funny and fascinating to watch.
What a funny hocus-pocus To have such a tiny thing As a purple crocus poke us Into Spring.
Instagram has become a tiny Facebook now that it has discouraged all the weird, funny accounts from posting with its broken algorithm.
What's funny about this is that there is a tiny amount of me that thinks he might have, too.
A catalyst and an irritant, funny and kinky and helplessly provocative, it was a tiny show that cast a huge shadow.
It's funny to think that a Masters champion started here: a tiny little golf course in Sheffield.
