humored

Went along with

Humored means indulged or accommodated, often despite disagreement or doubt: I humored her and tried the weird diet for a week.

To humor someone is to go along with their wishes to keep them happy or avoid conflict.

The past tense also appears in compounds describing temperament: good-humored, ill-humored, bad-humored—referring to someone's prevailing mood or disposition.

indulged

accommodated

Provided for someone's needs

mollified · satisfied · catered · pampered · coddled · tolerated · permitted · allowed · yielded · acquiesced

amused

chuckling

Laughing softly, briefly

entertained · delighted · smiling · grinning · beaming · pleased · satisfied · contented · enjoyment · thrilled

lighthearted

carefree

Free from anxiety

jovial · merry · upbeat · jaunty · breezy · blithe · playful · spirited · genial · good-natured

comedic

satire

Mockery exposing vice

farce · improv · punchline · comedian · sitcom · spoof · jest · wisecrack · one-liner · sketch

whimsical

quirky

Idiosyncratically unusual

absurd · fantastical · eccentric · unconventional · offbeat · droll · capricious · imaginative · peculiar · outlandish

ironic

sarcasm

Irony used to mock

wry · deadpan · mocking · droll · facetious · biting · cutting · acerbic · caustic · cynical

Opposites
indulgence vs resistance

humoredchallenged

Disputed or questioned

refused · resisted · denied · opposed · defied

accommodation vs confrontation

humoredchallenged

Disputed or questioned

confronted · contradicted · corrected · disputed · called out

appeasement vs. confrontation

humoredconfronted

Challenged or opposed directly

called out · corrected · chastised · rebuked · reprimanded

Phrases
Family

humor, humorous, humorist, good-humored, humoring, humors, ill-humored, unhumorous, sense of humor

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