Funny comparative and superlative

Interesting compared with more interesting or more interesting superlative, most interesting or most interesting.

Funny, funny, funny; Strange, strange, strange; Sick, uncomfortable; Cunning, cheating, suspicious, not smart.

Funny people; Jokes, funny stories; Comic books; (British) a single-person twin-paddle boat.

phrase

Funny face? Funny face; Interesting face

Funny farm? Mental hospital; Back to cuckoo's nest

Funny people? Funny people; an interesting person

Discrimination of words

Funny, witty, funny, humorous

This group of words has the meaning of "making people happy and funny", but the difference is:

Comics? Funny as a comedy.

Wit? Emphasize wit and humor.

Funny? Informal language, usually focusing on laughter caused by eccentric, strange or inappropriate behavior.

Humor? Humor, humor and laughter.