noun
Comedy
An example of humor
The ability to appreciate comedy
Mood
verb
humor suggests compliance with the mood or whim of another they humored the dying man; indulge implies a yielding to the wishes or desires of oneself or another, as because of a weak will or an amiable nature; pamper implies overindulgence or excessive gratification; spoil emphasizes the harm done to the personality or character by overindulgence or excessive attention grandparents often spoil children; baby suggests the sort of pampering and devoted care lavished on infants and connotes a potential loss of self-reliance because he was sickly, his mother continued to baby him
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