Adjective complement with noun phrase

• find: I saw him a couple of years back, and found the event utterly hilarious!

Modifies a noun

• send-up: In a hilarious send-up he pouted and preened at the stand-up, before giving it a quick dancing twirl.

• antic: Again, the audience was in fits of laughter as the brothers chased the women round the stage with their hilarious antics.

• romp: It's another hilarious romp with this material girl vampire.

• anecdote: There then following a string of hilarious anecdotes related to this work.

• parody: Miss Ruby Diamond a drag artist and comedienne will also be performing providing hilarious parodies of well known songs.

• comedy: This hilarious comedy brings a new kick to the old world.

Modifying Another Word

• unintentionally: He even has the show stealing scene where he kicks some serious butt in an unintentionally hilarious battle with bad guy Count Dooku.

• downright: This show was even more entertaining, witty and downright hilarious.

• absolutely: And some of the things they write in the papers is absolutely hilarious.

• utterly: I saw him a couple of years back, and found the event utterly hilarious!

• genuinely: That said, the film does manage to hit a few genuinely hilarious or sweet notes.

• frequently: It is frequently obscene and even more frequently hilarious.

Infinitive complement

• watch: It was hilarious to watch grown men chasing a squealing pig down the road with kids in tow!

• see: It was hilarious to see him trying to read the music that had been placed on the stand upside down!

Used with adjective complement

• find: What ensues is a brilliant piece of situation comedy that I found hilarious.

• look: A document of a specific area of Sheffield town center, it looks pretty hilarious.

• become: We manage to find something peculiar to everyone who passes until it becomes really hilarious.

Preposition: from

• start: I find these films hilarious from start to finish, and I'm quite a fan of them.