silly
/ˈsɪli/
adjective
- Having or showing a lack of good sense, judgment, or seriousness; foolish or absurd.
- Don't be silly; of course you can come with us.
- She told a silly joke that made everyone groan.
- It was a silly mistake to leave the keys in the car.
- Playfully lighthearted or frivolous; not serious.
- The children were being silly and making funny faces.
- I bought a silly hat for the costume party.
- We had a silly game of charades after dinner.
- Used to emphasize that something is trivial or unimportant.
- It's just a silly little scratch, nothing to worry about.
- I can't believe we argued over such a silly thing.
- He quit his job over a silly disagreement.
Synonyms
noun
- A foolish or silly person (often used playfully).
- Don't be such a silly — of course I'll help you.
- The class clown was a lovable silly.
- Come here, you silly, and give me a hug.