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funny I 1. adj.
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- funny I 1. adj. 2) coll. странный funny business - подозрительное, не совсем чистое дело to feel funny - неважно себя чувствовать Syn: see humorous...
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funny I 1. adj.
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- funny I 1. adj. 1) забавный, смешной; смехотворный; потешный...
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funny I 2. noun
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- funny I 2. noun pl.; amer.; coll. страничка юмора в газете...
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funny-man noun
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- funny-man noun шутник; комик, юморист...
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funny II noun
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- funny II noun двухвесельная лодка, ялик...
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funny-bone noun
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- funny-bone noun anat. внутренний мыщелок плечевой кости...
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funny farm noun
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- funny farm noun amer.; coll. (загородная) больница для наркоманов...
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devilish funny (nice, cold, etc.)
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- devilish funny (nice, cold, etc.) - чертовски смешно (хорошо, холодно и т.п.)...
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funny house noun amer.; coll.
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- funny house noun amer.; coll. 2) лечебница для наркоманов...
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funny house noun amer.; coll.
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- funny house noun amer.; coll. 1) психиатрическая больница...
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kit up
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- kit up одевать(ся) The passengers had kitted themselves up in funny clothes for the dance on the last night of the voyage....
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crack out
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- crack out разражаться Everyone at the party cracked out laughing when Jim walked in wearing his funny clothes....
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fall about
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- fall about coll. падать от хохота All the guests fell about (laughing) when Jim walked in wearing his funny clothes....
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convulse v.
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- convulse v. 3) usu. pass. заставить задрожать (от смеха, горя и т.п.) (with) Mary was convulsed with laughter, as she found the man's jokes so funny....
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beguile v.
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- beguile v. 2) занимать, развлекать When Jane was sick, her favourite uncle beguiled her with funny stories. - beguile with...
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