A funny remark or statement; a one-liner is a witticism

The actor’s attitude toward someone or something, expressed by vocal and physical expression

Physical comedy that includes horseplay, stunts; fake assaults, violence, and combat – a pie in the face

The use of irony, sarcasm, or ridicule to make fun of something, often exposing ugly truths

Slightly improper, suggestive, or inappropriate; not suitable for certain audiences

A humorous, often exaggerated, imitation of an actual person or event

Words or actions that are unbelievable, foolish, or absurd

A joke that is told as one line of dialogue, one complete sentence; a witticism

The art or act of portraying a character’s mood and intentions non-verbally through gestures and bodily movements

The attitude or approach of NOT taking or treating a topic seriously; gaiety

Referring to jokes, riddles, puns, pranks, or any thing that results in laughter

The act of copying or lighting mocking another person’s voice, mannerisms, or personality

Rough, rowdy, or boisterous activity or fooling around

Odd or unnatural in appearance, shape, or character; fantastically ugly or bizarre

Comedy that emphasizes foolish or unbelievable situations more than the characters in the story

An experience that provides pleasure, diversion, or amusement

An actor or speaker’s verbal expression and timing in saying lines or telling jokes

Quality of lacking manners, culture, or tact; undeveloped, unrefined, unpolished

An unpleasant or insulting remark made toward another person or character

An extreme form of comedy; actions or ideas so foolish or unbelievable as to be considered stupid