humorous

That means the agency has gone back to its previously created ads and cut out scenes of people in elevators or ride-sharing together or person-to-person delivery as well as changed the voiceover to be less humorous.

Writing about the experience, humorously, left him a favorite amongst both prisoners and their guards, an odd situation.

And here she is humorously reaffirming them as only she could in a farewell parliamentary debate.

At the end of the show, the two humorously announced that they were going to host their own talk show together.

Used as a humorously exaggerated formula of politeness when refusing food.

Of course, this requires knowing what one values, one expert humorously points out.

This trait in the man of the Midi is one that Daudet has brought out humorously in the Tartarin books.

I never had supposed him humorously vindictive; he was, and his apparently innocent mistakes almost turned my hair gray.

He turned half humorously towards the stenographer: "I fancy you understood long before Mr. Gilland did."

"Sure, she means to have her way with us as well as with Walter Butler," he said humorously.

Bliss especially suggested and emphasized a "humorous work—that is to say, a work humorously inclined."