What’s a more concise way to say “phrases that were meant to be humorous [but aren't]“?
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Q&A: What’s a more concise way to say “phrases that were meant to be humorous [but aren't]“?
I want to say “intentionally humorous” but I know that doesn’t mean the same thing haha.
Any suggestions?
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Answer by Bad Kitty!
Perhaps, “abortive attempts at humor.”
Answer by Dragos P
‘hmmm
Answer by patrick a
unfunny remarks
Answer by lindzznth
A tad bit more concise would be “tongue in cheek”.
Answer by tiggywiggy01
failed attempt at humor
or
lame joke
or
stale humor
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May 31, 2010
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Perhaps you mean “dry humor”?
Statements that are meant to be funny, but are lost on the masses.