Similar words: sense of hearing, make sense of, sense of balance, sense of direction, sense of responsibility, at the expense of, humor, humorous. Meaning: n. the trait of appreciating (and being able to express) the humorous.
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91. She was knowledgeable, well - spoken and had a good sense of humor.
92. The fiddler's crude and irreverent sense of humor was distasteful to him.
93. He's handsome, debonair and an extremely talented magician with a bent sense of humor.
94. The girl impressed the boy with her liveliness and sense of humor.
95. If you want to be a humorist, you must have an extremely strong sense of humor.
96. With a sense of humor, you can always keep on good terms with others.
97. In each of these cases, some programmer deep inside these megalithic corporations exhibited a sense of humor—a display that somehow made it past committee, through the lawyers and out into the world.
98. Good Heart , Friendly , Romantic, Honest, Easy going , Faithful and Sense of humor.
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99. Embassy officials say a computer programmer with a sense of humor embedded the language in the program linking the monitor to Twitter without realizing it would ever get used.
100. Instead the duty fell to Gao, an owlish bureaucrat with a wry sense of humor.
101. Most of it, I learned in college. But, college never really did teach the fact that having a sense of humor in the workplace is different than ' jocularity .
102. A morbid sense of humor isn't listed in any official guides to eldercare, but to the caregivers I interviewed, it is like oxygen.
103. This suggestively shaped mushroom was named, with permission, for a distinguished herpetologist with an sense of humor—Robert Drewes of the California Academy of Sciences.
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