Noun:

ਚੰਗਾ ਮੂਡ,

good humor's Usage Examples:

say about the man himself, his unwearying goodness, his loyalty, his scrupulousness, his good humor, his originality, his continual common sense, and his.

film "stands out for its wit, its ironic good humor, its multilevel sophistications, its technical ingenuity, its nervousness, and its very special ability.

Saint-Saëns wrote: I wish I knew what to say about the man himself, his unwearying goodness, his loyalty, his scrupulousness, his good humor, his originality.

while it was the universal theme of conversation, yet it was mainly good humored comment and recitals of the amusing episodes omitted from the reports.

infusions impart a charm and good humor often lost on many of Portland"s swankier and pricier drinking establishments.

In the late 1990s he read his story He Ain’t Sneeezy, He’s My Brother about his experience with a fact checker from The New York Times for his humor article Gretel's Skull Discovered!PranksAny good humor magazine worth its salt needs to pull some pranks.

She has amnesia, so she cannot remember how she died, and she is looking for her original body to try to remember her past, but this does not affect her good humor.

mercilessly during his set, despite being warned not to do so, accepted Rickles" ribbings in good humor and invited him to Umberto"s Clam House after the show.

" He shared to the smallest possible degree Rabelais"s taste for innocent, heavy-handed jokes and his constant drunken good humor.

The Vice President took the prank with good humor.

impart a charm and good humor often lost on many of Portland"s swankier and pricier drinking establishments.

According to the good humored lyrics: "He won"t dance with a single girl, only the married ones".

She banters and expostulates with her hearers, always good humoredly and seems to take as much delight.

Synonyms:

mot, ribaldry, jape, wit, wittiness, esprit de l'escalier, laugh, satire, caricature, cartoon, message, content, bite, topper, repartee, gag, joke, subject matter, play, jeu d'esprit, sport, bon mot, sketch, fun, humour, witticism, irony, impersonation, jest, substance, imitation, sarcasm, caustic remark, pungency,

Antonyms:

disapproval, approval, unbelief, belief, unhappy,