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The humorous or amusing aspects of something

Professional entertainment consisting of jokes and sketches, intended to make an audience laugh

A dramatic work for the stage or to be broadcast

An amusing situation or person

Clownish behaviour

An account of imaginary or real people and events told for entertainment

A derisive art form that mocks by imitation

A presentation or item on television or radio, especially one broadcast regularly between stated times

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Noun

The humorous or amusing aspects of something

light-heartedness

lightheartedness

mischievousness

light-mindedness

light-headedness

doubles entendres

inconsequentiality

empty-headedness

good-natured remark

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“The physical comedy in the bar scene alone is worth the price of admission.”

Noun

Professional entertainment consisting of jokes and sketches, intended to make an audience laugh

situation comedy

light entertainment

slapstick comedy

pratfall comedy

knockabout comedy

physical comedy

misrepresentation

distorted drawing

exaggerated drawing

political cartoon

poor substitute

false impression

exaggerated representation

distorted representation

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“He promptly ordered his band to perform improv stand-up comedy to entertain the crowd during this moment of unexpected difficulty.”

Noun

A dramatic work for the stage or to be broadcast

dramatisation^UK

dramatization^US

theatrical piece

theatrical work

television drama

television play

public performance

theatrical performance

public presentation

musical performance

afternoon showing

live performance

vaudeville show

solo performance

musical entertainment

promenade concert

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Noun

An amusing situation or person

Noun

Clownish behaviour

monkey business

mischievousness

practical jokes

misbehaviour^UK

foolish behaviour^UK

foolish behavior^US

rough-and-tumble

light-heartedness

silly behaviour^UK

silly behavior^US

amusing behaviour

rough and tumble

playing the fool

irresponsibility

misdemeanour^UK

mischief-making

clowning around

nonsensicalness

lightheartedness

preposterousness

light-mindedness

light-headedness

meaninglessness

inconsequentiality

unreasonableness

empty-headedness

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Noun

An account of imaginary or real people and events told for entertainment

fictional account

long and short of it

work of fiction

traditional story

shaggy-dog story

piece of fiction

dramatization^US

adventure story

fictionalisation^UK

dramatisation^UK

fictionalization^US

fictional version

lengthy explanation

written account

firsthand account

old wives' tale

work of imagination

creative writing

superstitious belief

false knowledge

science fiction

sword and sorcery

historical account

indirect representation

extended metaphor

cock and bull story

lengthy statement

traveller's tale

overelaboration

curriculum vitae

catalogue of disasters

chain of events

personal record

trials and tribulations

personal narrative

personal account

idealization^US

previous circumstances

idealisation^UK

romantic short story

written material

romantic fiction

sense of excitement

sense of history

romantic comedy

sense of adventure

sentimental fiction

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Noun

A derisive art form that mocks by imitation

misrepresentation

exaggerated drawing

distorted drawing

political cartoon

reappropriation

false impression

exaggerated representation

distorted representation

poor substitute

object of derision

target of derision

source of amusement

target of jokes

object of ridicule

false appearance

outward appearance

everybody's fool

everybody's target

pathetic excuse

inadequate example

pretentiousness

piece of futility

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Noun

A presentation or item on television or radio, especially one broadcast regularly between stated times

magazine programme

television broadcast

radio broadcast

dramatization^US

factual programme

dramatisation^UK

theatrical work

theatrical piece

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