out of humor (Meaning)
out of humor
out of sorts, the mental faculty of discovering, expressing, or appreciating the ludicrous or absurdly incongruous, something that is humorous, a sudden, unpredictable, or unreasoning inclination, a normal functioning bodily semifluid or fluid (as the blood or lymph), one of the four fluids that were believed to enter into the constitution of the body and to determine by their relative proportions a person's health and temperament see black bile, blood entry 1 sense 4a(2), phlegm sense 2, yellow bile, a changeable state of mind often influenced by circumstances, the power to see or tell about the amusing or comic side of things, to adapt oneself to, a normal functioning bodily semifluid or fluid (such as the blood or lymph), a secretion (as a hormone) that is an excitant of activity, to go along with the wishes or mood of, something that is or is designed to be comical or amusing, characteristic or habitual disposition or bent, one of the four fluids that were believed to enter into the constitution of the body and to determine by their relative proportions a person's health and temperament see black bile, blood sense 3, phlegm sense 2, yellow bile, that quality which appeals to a sense of the ludicrous or absurdly incongruous, a secretion (such as a hormone) that is an excitant of activity, the amusing quality of things, an often temporary state of mind imposed especially by circumstances, to soothe or content (someone) by indulgence
Synonyms & Antonyms of out of humor
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Synonyms:
- sullen
- cross-grained
- thin-skinned
- short-tempered
- fretful
- surly
- sulky
- pouty
- fractious
- bellicose
- off-colored
- curmudgeonly
- combative
- querulous
- pugnacious
- ornery
- snarly
- cantankerous
- quarrelsome
- bilious
- touchy
- truculent
- scrappy
- disagreeable
- quick-tempered
- belligerent
- off-color
- snippety
- huffy
- ill-natured
- tetchy
- bearish
- ill-humored
- ill-tempered
- argumentative
- dyspeptic
- disputatious
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out of humor Sentence Examples
- The comedian's jokes fell flat, leaving the audience completely out of humor.
- After a long argument, the couple was completely out of humor and couldn't even smile at each other.
- The teacher's stern demeanor kept the students out of humor throughout the lesson.
- The unexpected news put everyone in the office out of humor, as it threatened their job security.
- The traffic jam and subsequent delay put us all out of humor, ruining our plans for the evening.
- The comedian's attempts to lighten the mood only served to put us further out of humor.
- The constant bickering between the siblings made everyone in the house out of humor.
- The boss's harsh criticism put us all out of humor, making it difficult to focus on our work.
- The prankster's antics put the whole class out of humor, disrupting the lesson.
- The movie's depressing ending left us all out of humor, as we walked out of the theater with a heavy heart.
FAQs About the word out of humor
out of sorts, the mental faculty of discovering, expressing, or appreciating the ludicrous or absurdly incongruous, something that is humorous, a sudden, unpred
fiery, irritable, testy, short, grumpy, irascible, crotchety, peevish, pettish, contentious
sociable, gregarious, good-natured, cordial, affable, amiable, agreeable, genial, extroverted, sweet
The comedian's jokes fell flat, leaving the audience completely out of humor.
After a long argument, the couple was completely out of humor and couldn't even smile at each other.
The teacher's stern demeanor kept the students out of humor throughout the lesson.
The unexpected news put everyone in the office out of humor, as it threatened their job security.
