funny
adjective [after verb] (UNFRIENDLY) /ˈfʌn.i/ UK informalDefinition
› unfriendly or seeming to be offended: I'm not being funny or anything but I think I'd rather go on my own. She sounded a bit funny with me on the phone last night and I wondered if I'd offended her.Not being friendlyNot saying muchBlunt and direct in speech and behaviour
(Definition of funny adjective (UNFRIENDLY) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- (at) daggers drawn idiom
- abrasive adjective (PERSON)
- aloof adjective
- antisocial adjective
- austere adjective
- brutal adjective
- chilly adjective (UNFRIENDLY)
- give sb the time of day idiom
- gruff adjective
- hostile adjective (UNFRIENDLY)
- icy adjective (UNFRIENDLY)
- impersonal adjective
- inhospitable adjective (PERSON)
- offhand adjective
- offish adjective
- saturnine adjective
- wintry adjective (EXPRESSION)
- with friends like you, who needs enemies? idiom
- withdraw verb (STOP CONTACT)
- withdrawal noun (NO CONTACT)
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