150 Funny Words to Say Out Loud

It’s important to add new words to your vocabulary. Even though you might read and write every day, there are still plenty of words you haven’t heard before. There are some examples of funny words to say below. Make sure to share them with your friends and family soon!

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Whether you’re writing a text or speaking aloud, here are some of the funniest words to say. They sound absolutely hilarious!

This refers to an object with little or no value. It can also be used to describe a silly person.

This word means you’re messing around or wasting time.

This means someone is spewing insincere or foolish words.

If you see someone eating or drinking noisily, you can use the word bibble!

This word has a Scottish origin. It means you’re exhausted.

This is an example of a hilarious word. It refers to two dozen sheets of paper.

This is a weird-sounding word. It refers to a plot of land.

This sounds like a creek. However, it refers to a big hook.

This is a fun word. It means frightened.

This refers to a thick layer of fat.

This means leaping into the air with an arched back and stiff legs.

This means someone is speaking nonsense.

This is a dog that is a mix between a pug and a beagle.

This refers to wasting your time.

This is a small quality of something, normally food.

This is the sound that bagpipes make.

This is a piece of hardware.

This is a word for armpit.

This refers to knicknacks with no real value.

This means something sounds fake.

This means nothing.

This is what you call residents of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

This could be used to describe a mouthpiece or recorder.

This means someone is not friendly.

This refers to the small shoot that grows from the root of a plant.

This refers to feeling nauseous.

This is a person who uses Twitter.

This means spam sent over instant message.

Use this word when you forget what something is called.

This means you’re eating food quickly or greedily because you’ve been starving.

Here are some funny-sounding words in the English language. They’ll make you laugh aloud!

This means you’re confused, perplexed, or flustered.

This is a term used in the Midland and Southern United States. It means something is in disarray or askew.

This word has a Scottish origin. It’s the word that people in Edinburgh shouted out their windows as a warning before dumping their slop buckets out of their windows.

This word is meant to be used when you catch someone telling a pretentious lie.

This word refers to a long, dangerous knife.

This means something is moving counter-clockwise or in the wrong direction.

This word means you have a weird feeling in your stomach.

This word describes people who are afraid of running out of things to read.

This means you’re pawning something.

This means the day before yesterday.

This word should be used when playing cards. It refers to a time when the dealer hands out cards without any numbers above a nine.

This means shouting in joy with a group.

This word is used to describe anyone who believes they have changed into an animal.

This is a word you can use to someone who doesn’t say much or who gives an extremely short speech.

If you see someone who resembles a hedgehog, use this funny word to describe them.

This word is used to describe someone who talks incessantly.

This word means you’re spraying saliva as you’re speaking.

This refers to the action of stretching and yawning when you’re exhausted.

This refers to someone who talks nonstop and their words have no meaning.

This refers to the rumbling sensation in your stomach when you’re hungry.

This word describes a big event.

This is a form of slang for when someone leaves suddenly.

You’ve probably heard this funny word before. It means someone is going to get what they have coming to them.

This describes coarse language.

This word is used to describe a commotion.

This word means an uprising, melee, or riot.

This refers to the way a house is decorated.

This describes a place that looks like it’s going to fall apart.

This refers to someone learning the alphabet.

Here are some fun words along with their definition. Your friends are going to laugh when they hear you use them the next time you see them!

When you’re friends are bothering you, call them a nincompoop. It refers to someone who is silly.

This is what runners do when they change between sprinting and jogging.

This means all the time.

Use this word instead of giggle or laughter.

This is the real name for the hashtag symbol.

This is a person who steals books.

When you feel like you were tricked, you can use this word.

This means sickeningly cute.

Use this word on anyone who is inexperienced in video games.

This word describes someone overly concerned with their appearance.

Use this funny word when you’ve been surprised.

This is the shortened form of adorable.

This is a warning cry.

This is the name of a southern-style cornbread.

This is what happens when your friends eat or drink while they’re laying down.

This means you’re looking amorously after someone.

When your friend has mucus hanging from their nose, refer to it as a meldrop.

This is the name for the division symbol in math.

This funny word refers to choppy seas.

This is the hole where you pour liquid through in a barrel.

These are small trees in New Zealand and Australia.

This means a mischievous child.

This is a herb with a prickly flower head.

This word is Yiddish for backseat driver.

This is a gadget that is a tablet and a smartphone.

Use this word to describe someone who is used to being pampered.

This word means someone dressed in rags.

This means paper edges were cut by hand.

This word is used when companies are trying hard to win over customers.

This means you endured something.

This means to deceive.

This means resembling a lover.

This has to do with summer theater.

This describes something with small protuberances or tumors.

This means something is outstanding or unique.

This is fudge made from buttercream, nuts, and brown sugar.

Talking with a retainer is tricky. Especially when you’re trying to say the words on the list below:

Wishy-Washy. This describes a person who has trouble making decisions.

Lickety-Split. This means right away or ASAP.

Slumgullion. This refers to a cheap meat stew.

Snollygoster. This word can be used to describe politicians who make decisions for their own personal advancements, even if it means ignoring their principles.

Ill-Willie. This refers to an unfriendly disposition.

Scalawag. This is a pirate word for rascal.

Sleenwort. This is a small fern that grows on rocks and walls.

Sozzled. When your friends are drunk, call them sizzled.

Salopettes. This means a pair of high-waisted skiing pants with shoulder straps.

Scmooze. This is when you try to impress someone in a smooth, friendly way.

Smaze. This is a combination of smoke and haze.

Whippersnapper. You can call anyone younger than you a whippersnapper.

Flummoxed. Use this word when you’re confused.

Frippery. This refers to something that is both snobby and elegant.

Hodgepodge. This refers to a mix of random items.

Draggle. This means to make something wet by dragging it.

Cabotage. This means to transport passengers or goods between places in the same country.

Wampum. This refers to cylindrical beads made from shells.

It’s fun to learn new languages. But there are plenty of words in the English language that you still don’t know. Here are a few of them that sound hilarious out loud!

Bumbershoot. This means an umbrella.

Whirligig. This refers to something that whirls or revolves.

Teetotaler. This means someone who doesn’t drink alcohol.

Stumblebum. This refers to a clumsy person.

Canoodle. This means to kiss and cuddle.

Waesucks. This means alas.

Rubaboo. This is a soup with flour, meat paste, and vegetables.

Gobbledygook. This means gibberish.

Megadeath. This refers to a million deaths.

Palaver. This is a long dispute between different cultures.

Buttress. This is an architectural structure that stabilizes a wall or building.

Foolscap. This refers to a bell worn by jesters.

Makeweight. This is something that is thrown onto a scale to bring the weight on the scale to a certain value.

Williwaw. This means a violent wind that blows in polar latitudes.

Squeegee. This is a tool to remove water from windows.

Doohickey. This is a small gadget.

Fuddy-Duddy. This is a word for old-fashioned folks who can’t stand modern trends.

Skedaddle. This means to run away.

Flibbertigibbet. This refers to someone irresponsible.

Spondulicks. This means cash.

Here are some funny words to say backwards. Some of them sound ridiculous. Others form real words!

Boobytrap

Live

Hangover

Pals

Police

Casino

Barney

Musical

Racecar

Yellow

Jelly

Westminster

Focus

Xbox

Thanksgiving

Telephone

Batman