funnies
- noun
- /ˈfʌniz/
- Informal
- It's the Funnies.
- Sunday Funnies
I can relate to sleeping, eating, lifting, funnies, jokes, movies.
- I can relate to sleeping, eating, lifting, funnies, jokes, movies.
Examples
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Every Saturday, my dad brings home the newspaper so we can read the funnies together.
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The Funnies, Inc. shop handled much of his comic book.
Blog text (6) -
You got customers, they grab a beer, they read the Funnies.
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Magic Mike Photos and Funnies Adult!
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If you don't believe me, check out the Friday Funnies over at Reason Magazine.
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I can relate to sleeping, eating, lifting, funnies, jokes, movies.
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Harvey, Robert C. The Art of the Funnies: An Aesthetic History. Jackson: UP of Mississippi, 1994. Print.
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Many readers enjoy the lighthearted stories in the Sunday funnies while sipping their morning coffee.
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The children laughed as they read the colorful funnies in the comic book.
Synonyms
A funny drawing in a newspaper that comments on news or politics
A short series of drawings that tells a joke or small story
Stories told with pictures and words, like short books
A series of drawings with short words that tells a short story or joke
A section of a newspaper with comic strips and cartoons
A series of drawings with short words that tell a joke or story
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word funnies comes from funny, which comes from fun meaning 'amusing', and it began as a short name for the 'funny pages' or 'funny papers' in newspapers that printed comic strips. So funnies now means the comic strips that are meant to make you laugh.