hilarity

Converse of object

• cause: This, of course, caused much hilarity among the rest of us for the rest of the week.
• imagine: You can imagine the hilarity at my wedding when Ildiko tries to say " this is my solemn vow.
• provide: Watching the dancefloor provided much hilarity for us as we sat on the vibrating sofa.
• provoke: The juxtaposition of contrasts is much unexpected and provokes outright hilarity.
• produce: A lot of thought and planning went into this category and produced some hilarity throughout the slide show audience.
• create: From alien sightings to terrifying Skeleton Ghost Pirates, spooks and scares lurk around every corner creating high seas hilarity and swashbuckling excitement.

Adjective modifier

• unintentional: And there are frequent moments of unintentional hilarity, such as the scene in which someone saves a life by accidentally ( !
• divine: Real estate analyst the packaging working right either divine hilarity.
• much: Much hilarity ensued whilst the " artists " put all their effort into creating a work of art.
• great: That said, there could also be moments of great hilarity.
• general: It sounds like there was the usual fun and games on a very windy and muddy course with much falling over and general hilarity.
• more: More hilarity for the press folks came from the reporter of an Australian publication at the front.

Modifies a noun

• roll: With retailers face and head is going to hilarity rolls from.

Preposition: of

• evening: I asked him how he felt; and I regretted that the hilarity of the evening had been interrupted in so unfortunate a manner.
• situation: One of the dolls head fell off, adding to the hilarity of the situation.

Preposition: with

• film: Video - But I'm a Cheerleader 89 Minutes of unadulterated, unbridled hilarity with this film.

Preposition: for

• g: Tent swapping drunken hilarity for g and j to: I'm show terrible.