hilarity

A hilarious situation. Usually followed by "ensuing".

Man with knife tries to rob bank. Guards have guns. Hilarity ensues

by ramdac October 22, 2003

Hilarity

To show something as funny, or comical, but only in a sacastic sense, or when you are laughing at your own joke

You: Damn! She looks toe up from the flo up! *looking in the mirror and laughs*
Friend: Oh, you and your hilarity *rolls eyes and looks*
You: That I am! *missing the insult*

funny, sarcastic,hilarious

by tea shop poet August 5, 2009

hilarity

to be in a state of ecstacy; laughing uncuntrolably; see hilared.

i was in hilarity, as kaylie made me laugh

by j wo. March 1, 2005

hilarity

Someone who is uniquely hilarious, a rare humor find of someone, hence the 'rarity' association.

"He's great he is, he's a hilarity"

by Samwell December 28, 2005

hilarity

noun, the amount that something is filled with.

Rachel's joke about power tools was overflowing with hilarity.

by the_eli February 28, 2010

Hilarity Ensues

From the days of newspaper TV Guides that would write two sentence synopses (loglines) of a television show. Sometimes these summaries wouldn't sound comedic on the surface, so "hilarity ensues" was used to ensure the audience understood it was a premise for a comedy.

Tonight on Seinfeld, George decides the best time to have a snack is during sex. Hilarity ensues.

by flobo November 13, 2010

hilarity ensues

An ending that can be put onto the ends of stories and plans. A convenient phrase to use when your story or plan sounded really dumb. It usually doesn't make much sense.

Me: Ok here's what's gonna happen: I'll go steal her key's and she will spend the whole night trying to find them!
Other People: (stare)
Me: Hilarity ensues.

by Jake Seifert March 25, 2006