funster
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8.9
- noun
- /ˈfʌn.stɚ/
- Informal
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divertido
- Everyone enjoyed the talent show, especially because there was a funster performing stand-up comedy.
Examples
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This little chubby funster should just bounce right up tripping over on concrete.
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We now offer econo-getaways, bachelor and bachelorette party packages, family funster fantasies, and teachers, don't forget our special school discount when you book an adventure for your classroom.
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Fourth of July funsters!
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G.W. was a funster of the old school, forcing his Chief of Staff, some dimwit whose name I cannot remember now, to go for a bicycle ride even though he had a broken arm or something to that effect.
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The party was a hit because the funster kept everyone laughing throughout the night.
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At the picnic, he was the funster who entertained the kids with silly games.
Synonyms
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1.0
A performer who wears bright clothes and makes people laugh
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7.4
A person who acts in a silly way to make others laugh
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4.1
A person who plays tricks on people to make them laugh
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7.5
A silly person who acts funny to make others laugh
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7.4
A person who entertains a king or queen with jokes and tricks
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3.5
A person who jokes and teases others to make them laugh
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3.7
A person who is lively and makes people laugh at parties
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4.1
A thing that entertains and delights a group of people
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5.0
A person who makes people laugh by telling funny stories or jokes
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4.4
A person who often makes other people laugh
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8.7
A silly, friendly person who acts in a funny way
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3.7
A man who makes people laugh by telling jokes or acting in a silly way
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6.9
A person who acts silly to make others laugh
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8.6
A very funny person or thing that makes people laugh
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5.3
A person who joins lively noisy celebrations
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8.8
A person who makes jokes to make others laugh
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8.3
A funny person who behaves in a bold, unusual way
A person who makes others laugh and enjoy themselves
A person in a group who often makes others laugh with funny stories or actions
Antonyms
How Amusing
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word funster comes from the everyday word fun and the ending -ster, which marks a person who does something and appears in words like hipster. So a funster is someone whose role is 'fun', a person who amuses or entertains others.