Humor
61humor — n. [L. humor, fluid] Any body fluid, natural or morbid …
62humor — See humor, wit …
63Humor — Humorm 1.HumorvonderStange=HumorohnepersönlicheEigenart;HumornachWitzbuchart.⇨Stange.1950ff. 2.schwarzerHumor=Humor,dermitEntsetzenScherztreibt.Ausengl»blackhumour«um1950übersetztundüberWienerVermittlung(GeorgKreisler?)nachDeutschlandgelangt.… …
64Humor — нем. [хумо/р] юмор ◊ mit Humor [мит хумо/р] с юмором …
65humor — hùmor1 m DEFINICIJA 1. zast. sve tekućine u organizmu 2. pat. gnoj na koži ili sluzokoži ETIMOLOGIJA lat. humor: vlaga, tjelesni sok ≃ humere: biti mokar …
66humor — n 1. comedy, funniness, facetiousness, drollery; wit, ready wit, wittiness, Attic wit, dry wit; gallows humor, black comedy; jocularity, waggishness, banter, raillery; badinage, persiflage, repartee, quip, wisecrack, sarcasm; irony, satire,… …
67humör — s ( et, humör) …
68Humor research — is a multidisciplinary field which enters the domains of psychology, philosophy, linguistics, sociology, history and literature. More recently, computational humor, a subdomain of the computer science and artificial intelligence emerged, which… …
69humor, wit — Humor may be defined as a comic quality causing amusement: The humor of his predicament caused him to laugh at himself. Humor is also applied to the abilities and faculties of seeing, understanding, appreciating, and expressing what is amusing… …
70Humor (desambiguación) — Humor puede referirse a: Los cuatro humores, teoría creada en la época clásica de la antigua Grecia por Hipócrates de Cos. Humor, cualidad o capacidad para provocar la risa. Humor acuoso, líquido transparente situado en el interior del ojo. Humor …