funner
Increased amusement level
Funner is the comparative form of fun, meaning more fun: This game is funner than the last one.
Traditional grammar insisted fun was only a noun, making "more fun" correct and "funner" wrong.
But fun has functioned as an adjective for decades, and funner follows naturally.
It remains informal and strikes some ears as childish, but it's widely used.
Inclined toward fun
- entertainingProviding amusement or enjoyment
- amusingCausing light laughter
- enjoyableProviding pleasure or fun
- livelyAnimated and energetic
exciting · thrilling · hilarious · delightful · engaging · spirited · whimsical · lighthearted
Having increased vitality
Organized competitive activities
- partiesOrganized social gatherings
- outingsShort pleasure trips
- adventuresExciting, risky undertakings
- road tripsExtended car journeys
amusement parks · carnivals · water parks · arcades · concerts · festivals · sleepovers · picnics
playful
Inclined toward fun
- entertainingProviding amusement or enjoyment
- amusingCausing light laughter
- enjoyableProviding pleasure or fun
lively · exciting · thrilling · hilarious · delightful · engaging · spirited · whimsical · lighthearted · rollicking
livelier
Having increased vitality
games
Organized competitive activities
- partiesOrganized social gatherings
- outingsShort pleasure trips
- adventuresExciting, risky undertakings
road trips · amusement parks · carnivals · water parks · arcades · concerts · festivals · sleepovers · picnics · karaoke
- very funnyExtremely amusing
- funny boneUlnar nerve area
- funny papersNewspaper cartoon section
- funny facesComical expressions made intentionally
- funny feelingIntuitive unease without cause
- funny storyHumorous narrative shared aloud