Fun and Interlude

Fun

Fun noun - Someone or something that provides amusement or enjoyment.

Interlude and fun are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Interlude" instead a noun "Fun".

Interlude

Interlude noun - A break in continuity.

Fun and interlude are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fun" instead a noun "Interlude".

How words are described

nice nice fun nice interlude
short short fun short interlude
little little fun little interlude
light-hearted light-hearted fun light-hearted interlude
Other adjectives: random, comic, wacky.

Both words in one sentence

  • Disney / The Hunchback of Notre Dame It starts out with a light-hearted, fun musical number, with a dance interlude from Esmeralda but once the song's over and Quasimodo has been crowned the King of Fools, some Jerkass in the crowd tosses a rotten vegetable at him to see if he can make Quasimodo any uglier.
  • Filler Strips This is a regular occurrence in Animals Have Problems Too, usually in the form of a post-it note interlude, though sometimes he just does a little bloggy strip where he makes fun of the irrelevance of webcomics, like here and here.
    Source: Filler Strips
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