Humor and Laughter

2. A quiet and suppressed laugh, often indicating mild amusement or enjoyment.
6. Comedy Comedy characterized by exaggerated and absurd physical actions, often involving falls, collisions, and other visual gags.
8. Play on words that exploit multiple meanings or similar sounds of different words for humorous effect.
11. Extremely funny or amusing, capable of inducing strong laughter or tickling one's sense of humor.
13. Humor, irony, or ridicule used to criticize or mock people, politics, or society, often with the aim of social commentary.
14. The use of irony to mock or convey contempt, often involving saying the opposite of what is meant in a humorous way.
15. Entertainment characterized by humor, funny situations, and amusing characters, often in the form of movies, TV shows, or performances.

1. A playful and often mischievous trick or practical joke, intended to amuse rather than harm.
3. Something that is funny, amusing, or entertaining, often eliciting laughter or a sense of enjoyment.
4. A short and humorous story or statement designed to provoke laughter, often with a punchline or unexpected twist.
5. Clever and humorous intelligence, the ability to make clever and amusing remarks or observations.
7. The sound or expression of joy, amusement, or happiness, often produced in response to something funny or enjoyable.
9. Playfully quaint or fanciful, having a lighthearted and charming quality that often brings a smile.
10. Boisterous and joyful laughter, a state of extreme amusement or merriment.
12. A humorous or absurd action, often performed for comedic effect, especially in comedy shows or performances.