The word “humourous” is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something funny, amusing, or light-hearted. For example, “The comedian’s joke was so humourous that the audience was in stitches.”.
No, obviously I like to think that I'm a kind mother, an entertaining mother, that I'm humourous and they are developing a nice sense of humour.
Other stories attracting a high volume of readers included video features, a humourous look at the controversy surrounding the reformulated Cadbury's Creme Egg and a Comment is Free piece on the real-life American Sniper.
But the city's protesters are proving both resolute and humourous in their opposition to the government.
CHINESE officials famously employed hundreds of people to travel around Beijing before the Olympics and identify humourous and/or embarrassing examples of mistranslation of Chinese characters before their foreign guests arrived.
Snead, one of golf's most humourous and ingratiating players, was recognized for the easy grace of his natural, self-taught swing.
He then took the basic concept of A Cook's Tour Bourdain providing a humourous guide to a locale with a focus on local cuisine and offbeat cultural features and developed it into an hour-long cable program, Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations (2005 12).
In 2015 Tharp launched a major 50th-anniversary tour, which included two new works, Preludes and Fugues (set to Johann Sebastian Bach's The Well-Tempered Clavier) and Yowzie, a rollicking and humourous performance set to a jazz score.
July 1 , 1941Portland, Indiana Twyla Tharp, (born July 1 , 1941 Portland, Indiana, U.S). popular American dancer, director, and choreographer who was known for her innovative and often humourous work.
Signifyin' is the practice of representing an idea indirectly, through a commentary that is often humourous, boastful, insulting, or provocative.
