funnies
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++fun·nies /ˈfʌniz/ noun the funnies American English informalTCN a number of different cartoons in a newspaper or magazine 〔报纸或杂志上的〕(滑稽)连环漫画栏
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funnies• I had just about run myself dry of duff funnies regarding the trusty Smith and Whatsaname.• The crumpled paper turned out to be more funnies that he had painstakingly cut out.• I had lost my funnies in the revolutionary storm.• Like a bomb the show exploded, the funnies, the falsetto, Timothy himself.• Sounds more like the news pages than the funnies.• She would be watching the funnies on television.fun·nies nounChineseSyllable
in cartoons Corpus number of a different a
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funnies
fun‧nies /ˈfʌniz/
noun
the funnies American English informal a number of different cartoons in a newspaper or magazine
fun‧nies /ˈfʌniz/
nounthe funnies American English informal a number of different cartoons in a newspaper or magazine
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