Comedy commentary

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(noun)

The complex number com.e.dies is abbreviated as com.

A light-hearted drama, usually with a humorous or sarcastic tone, usually contains a happy solution to the theme conflict.

Comedy: a light-hearted dramatic work, usually with a humorous or sarcastic tone, which usually includes a happy solution to the theme conflict.

A genre composed of such works.

Comedy genre: a genre formed by such works.

A literary or film work of a comic nature or using comic themes or methods.

Comedy: A literary or film work with comedy nature, or a literary or film work with comedy theme or method.

A popular entertainment program consisting of jokes, satires or humorous performances.

Comedy program: A popular cultural program consisting of jokes, satires or humorous performances.

The art of writing or performing comedies.

The art of writing or performing comedy.

Humor elements in life or literature;

The humorous part of life or literature:

Human comedy of political movement.

Human comedy in political movement

A humorous incident.

Humorous events

Attributive (attributive noun)

Often used to modify another noun:

Often used to modify other nouns:

Comedy writer; Comedy performance.

Comedy writer; Comedy show

the comedy of errors

A ridiculous event or series of events:

An absurd event or series of events:

The candidate's election result was a wrong political comedy.

The candidate's movement turned into a misbehaving political comedy.

Middle English comedy

Middle English comedy

From medieval Latin c? m & amp2{? dia}

From medieval Latin c? m & amp2{? dia}

From Latin c? Modia

From Latin c? Modia

From Greek k? m & amp2{? idia}

From Greek k? m & amp2{? idia}

From k? m & amp2{? comedian

From k? m & amp2{? [comedian]

k？ Mos[ carnival]

k？ carnival

Aoidos from aeidein * See wed- 2.

AOI dos[ singer] from AEI dein[ singing] * See wed- 2.

comedy

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Noun (short for noun)

Comedy; Comedy event

Comedy works; Comedy factor

comedy of character

Personality comedy (comedy mainly lies in the funny character of the characters rather than the plot)

Fashion comedy

A comedy that satirizes a social custom (especially a love dispute about the upper class).

Comedy relief

A light lens interspersed with shadows in a tense scene.

sitcom

Melodrama (comedy mainly lies in the plot rather than the characters)

Black comedy

Absurd comedy, black comedy

The comedy of cloak and sword

Cloak and dagger comedy (an exaggerated comedy full of fighting and adventure scenes)

Elegant comedy

A high [low] level comic.

farce

A high [low] level comic.

musical comedy

Interesting musical

Tea cups and saucers comedy

Sven's comedy

Stop comedy

stop kidding