humor

She remained good-humored-happy, she said, to tour villages whose histories she had read about.

Intense, good-humored, always listening (a rare trait in a politician), she surprised Americans with her fast-mouthed New Yorker's style.

He sort of humored my obsession to other things too, like magic.

Set a good example with your calm, positive, good-humored approach (rather than freaking out! ).

Her mother was sure she would come to a bad end because of the way Mr. Tulliver humored her.

He was very good-humored about the mess my children made of his kitchen.

Becomes humored by joking or making a rude comment most likely they usually throw the question back at you.

He retains these qualities as well as his youthfully good-humored outlook on life into old age.

His stupid good-humored face wears a pleased and flattered simper.

Having a peevish disposition; ill-humored.

To engage in good - humored teasing or jesting.

Sitting on my uncle's lap, being humored all the way, I was feeling very good.

So we humored him, we kept him happy.

Maybe because I this reaps the bitter fruit, your humored always I know enough.

At one time, you couldn't find a more faithful and good-humored Autobot than Wheeljack.

I am sure she is not half so handsome as Jane, not half so good humored as Lydia.

Almost every man we meet requires some civility, --requires to be humored;

Suggesting an expansive and good-humored tolerance and sympathy for others