humour

humour
humour /ˈjumor, ingl. ˈhjuːməu(r)/
[ant. fr. (h)umor, dal lat. (h)umōre(m) «umore»]
s. m. inv.
senso dell'umorismo, spirito umorismo, comicità.

Sinonimi e Contrari. Terza edizione. 2010.

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