humoursome

/ ˈhjuːməsəm /

adjective

1. capricious; fanciful
2. inclined to humour (someone)

Example Sentences

Mr. McLean, as stout and humoursome as of yore, had solemnly promised his wife to be jocular but not too jocular.

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A sublime utterance, full of humoursome matter, if it had been a time for humours.

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That he was humoursome and would sit down exactly at the time he had appointed for dinner whether the company was come or not.

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"Body o' me, but you're grown woundily humoursome of a sudden," muttered the other at the lower end of his voice.

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Reflect, too, how eccentric and humoursome your uncle always was: suspicions!

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