hilarious
- adjective
- /hɪˈlɛr.i.əs/
- Informal
- Her performance was so hilarious that the audience couldn't stop laughing.
Old people are hilarious, but little boys?
- Old people are hilarious, but little boys?
- She's she's fucking hilarious and smart and self aware.
- I think she just thought it would be hilarious to have me do the speech.
- It was so artful, hilarious and sensitive.
- Today we have Bobby Lee, the hilarious and infamous Pants shitter.
- And he's not trying to be hilarious, but he's funny, right?
- He's the CEO of the hilarious site The Babylon B.
- And often it was a very chaotic and hilarious mess, that meeting.
- Everyone's like what the fuck That is hilarious as you walk in proudly right.
- Here's his hilarious and personal take on that.
- But Chelsea Peretti is hilarious all the time.
Examples
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Their conversation was hilarious and ended up going viral.
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You are hilarious!
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And it was always hilarious and extremely fun.
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I think she just thought it would be hilarious to have me do the speech.
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Like, not only are You Beautiful and hilarious, but you tell the truth.
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So are we ready for the first hilarious joke?
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And it is absolutely hilarious and incredibly clever.
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My wife thinks he's hilarious.
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It was so artful, hilarious and sensitive.
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This is hilarious.
Synonyms
Causing people to laugh or smile
Funny and meant to make people laugh
Causes people to laugh and feel happy
Funny in a way that makes people laugh
Making people laugh because it is silly or unusual
About being funny and making people laugh
Very funny and causing loud, uncontrollable laughter
So funny that you laugh a lot and cannot stop
Very funny and makes people laugh a lot
Antonyms
Compounds
How Funny
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hilarious comes from the Greek word hilaros, which means 'cheerful' or 'merry', and you can see the same root in hilarity. So something hilarious is very funny and makes people feel cheerful and laugh loudly.