"hilarious wit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's clever, funny jokes and remarks. Example: His hilarious wit always kept the party going all night.
In "Homemade Ice Cream" he spoofed Americana myths with bitter but hilarious wit.
A unique gentlemen, TC was the center in the wheel of devoted friends carried forward by his hilarious wit, enduring wisdom and careful advice.
Los Angeles Times critic Mark Swed deemed Allen's production one of the top ten moments in classical music for 2008, and applauded it for "hilarious wit and engaging musicality".
It's full of wit and hilarious humour.
A picture filled with rapid fire wit, dark, hilarious humor, vicious violence, curse words galore, surrealism, intense emotion, unpredictable action, redemption, faith and a deeply touching soul (not to mention a dwarf -- a dwarf who snorts lots and lots of cocaine), In Bruges never runs off the rails, but remains nicely contained in, of course, Bruges.
Justin is a leading figure in retro queer comic sophistication, a hilarious, cutting wit of the old school.
As a conversationalist she shifted brilliantly between high seriousness, flights of hilarious fancy, wit, jokes, memories (personal and theatrical), effortless exuberance and immediacy: she was always mistress of being in the moment.
He could sing, dance and act, and beyond those fairly common gifts, when you add the distinctive voice, faultless instinct for wording, genius wit, hilarious physical movement, rich supply of expressions and physical "takes" — and the list goes on — it arguably adds up to the most supremely gifted comedian of our time.
Huneven is a restaurant critic for L.A. Weekly; in her hands, Pete's love of food and encyclopedic knowledge of it are made utterly credible (I actually tried one of his tricks for roasting chicken and found it delicious), and his lurching efforts at socialization prompt hilarious swings between wit and rudeness.
Many were hilarious, and deployed their wit almost instantly.
David M. Rubenstein, the Kennedy Center chairman, said in a statement: "From her television program and appearances, as well as her performances on Broadway and in film, Carol Burnett has entertained generations of fans with her vibrant wit and hilarious characters.
