Adjective:

માનવતાવાદી, એન્થ્રોપોમોર્ફિક,

humoristic's Usage Examples:

Bookworm was a British humoristic comic strip, first published on 22 April 1978 in the magazine Whoopee! and survived Whoopee!"s merger with Whizzer and.

Tears (2020) Docufiction - A documentary of fiction Mockumentary - A parodical or humoristic fictional documentary Pseudo-documentary - A fake documentary.

(full name revealed to be Little Plum Stealing Varmint) is a British humoristic western comics series about a little Native American, originally created.

He is known for collection of humoristic stories from Hanakia (in the Olomouc Region of the Czech Republic) Hanácká legenda (1904, Hanakian Legend) and for biographic novel Súchovská republika (1923, Republic of Súchov).

Laursen, executive North American operations suggested to make violence not explicit, but humoristic.

The final entry in his "humoristic" piano music of the 1910s, it is Satie"s only full-scale parody of a single.

There is one beach that, in its beginning, felt so exotic that it was soon nicknamed the Copa Cagrana as a humoristic allusion to Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana: Kagran is the part of the 22nd District of Vienna next to that beach.

It was created by Jef Nys and can be defined as a humoristic children's adventure series.

His first release was Mitt liv som Ola Noman, where he describes in a humoristic manner his experiences growing up as a child of Pakistani immigrants in.

The content was often humoristic, even lewd.

irrational and iconoclastic, used found objects, was nonsensical, included humoristic sketches, drawings by children, and drawings "made by people who don"t.

Initially, his artistic style was similar to that of Mikiya Mochizuki and had humoristic touches, but moved on to the gekiga style.