humorously , also: humourously BrE

You should all know that by now,' he said half humorously.

"One last fight with me at your side is all you're after," he said half humorously.

In more ways than one, as Razor humorously told him.

Some of those included on the list have responded to the book humorously.

He also humorously suggested that "this is a car you drive with a long face".

It was a humorously perilous business for both of us.

In much of his time on the witness stand last Friday, he seemed to be treating the case humorously.

I humorously give you permission to read only one quarter of the entire communication.

She can be very emotional at times, usually seen humorously crying after a touching moment between her friends.

You spoke to us eloquently (and humorously) about makes a good piece.

Several similar words were humorously misused until they returned to the original word.

Clarence Day wrote humorously about his family and life.

He tried to catch her humorously in a contradiction, but she wouldn't play.

This first novel humorously details the circumstances that force him to grow up.

"Maybe you can draw one in the dirt," he suggested, half humorously.

If you two are going to think things like that at each other, his thought twisted humorously into ours, I'd better drop out!

"I was going to eat my egg," said Teddy humorously.

I said humorously, adding pants and underwear to my collection.

(He was seen laughing once humorously) before the phone rang.

Many of her novels focus on love stories and humorously eccentric characters.

In fact, they are sometimes humorously referred to as the "barnacles of old age".

It is also often used humorously (along with the camel) to describe something designed by committee.

The phrase is also used humorously to indicate simple boredom from being home alone.

"She hasn't got anything to kill me with," he said humorously.

The show treats these issues humorously even as it emphasizes that conservation is serious business.