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Traditional English :: hilarious
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hilarous.html - adj. 1 exceedingly funny. 2 boisterously merry. hilariously adv. hilariousness n. hilarity n. [L hilaris f. Gk hilaros cheerful] |
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Traditional English :: Hilary term
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hilarous.html - n. Brit. the university term beginning in January, esp. at Oxford. [Hilarius bishop of Poitiers d. 367, with a festival on 13 Jan.] |
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Traditional English :: hila
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hilarous.html - pl. of HILUM. |
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Traditional English :: hilarious
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hilarous.html - adj. 1 exceedingly funny. 2 boisterously merry. hilariously adv. hilariousness n. hilarity n. [L hilaris f. Gk hilaros cheerful] |
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Traditional English :: Hilary term
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hilarous.html - n. Brit. the university term beginning in January, esp. at Oxford. [Hilarius bishop of Poitiers d. 367, with a festival on 13 Jan.] |
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English Idioms :: hill
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hilarous.html - See: GRASS IS ALWAYS GREENER ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE FENCE or GRASS IS ALWAYS GREENER ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE HILL, HEAD FOR THE HILLS. |
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