Definition of funny papers in English:

funny papers

plural noun

North American

A section of a newspaper containing cartoons and humorous matter.
Example sentencesExamples
- The screenplay is as thin as the funny papers from which it sprang.
- We always liked jokes, the funny papers and comic books.
- ‘Since I was a little kid, I used to read the funny papers with my grandfather,’ says Baker, who grew up in New York City.
- There are funny papers to be read, feline ears to be scratched, chairs in which to doze and the last hours of a weekend to be savored.
- But first, Doc offers this critique of the funny papers in the Times.
- These cartoonists are famous, at least to those of us who follow the funny papers.
- Scott nodded and turned to go back to his funny papers and the sports news.

Definition of funny papers in US English:

funny papers

plural noun

North American

A section of a newspaper containing comics and humorous matter.
Example sentencesExamples
- Scott nodded and turned to go back to his funny papers and the sports news.
- These cartoonists are famous, at least to those of us who follow the funny papers.
- There are funny papers to be read, feline ears to be scratched, chairs in which to doze and the last hours of a weekend to be savored.
- We always liked jokes, the funny papers and comic books.
- But first, Doc offers this critique of the funny papers in the Times.
- ‘Since I was a little kid, I used to read the funny papers with my grandfather,’ says Baker, who grew up in New York City.
- The screenplay is as thin as the funny papers from which it sprang.

单词	funny papers
释义	Definition of funny papers in English: funny papers plural noun North American A section of a newspaper containing cartoons and humorous matter. Example sentencesExamples The screenplay is as thin as the funny papers from which it sprang. We always liked jokes, the funny papers and comic books. ‘Since I was a little kid, I used to read the funny papers with my grandfather,’ says Baker, who grew up in New York City. There are funny papers to be read, feline ears to be scratched, chairs in which to doze and the last hours of a weekend to be savored. But first, Doc offers this critique of the funny papers in the Times. These cartoonists are famous, at least to those of us who follow the funny papers. Scott nodded and turned to go back to his funny papers and the sports news. Definition of funny papers in US English: funny papers plural noun North American A section of a newspaper containing comics and humorous matter. Example sentencesExamples Scott nodded and turned to go back to his funny papers and the sports news. These cartoonists are famous, at least to those of us who follow the funny papers. There are funny papers to be read, feline ears to be scratched, chairs in which to doze and the last hours of a weekend to be savored. We always liked jokes, the funny papers and comic books. But first, Doc offers this critique of the funny papers in the Times. ‘Since I was a little kid, I used to read the funny papers with my grandfather,’ says Baker, who grew up in New York City. The screenplay is as thin as the funny papers from which it sprang.
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