1. To fall in with the humour of; to indulge by compliance.

2. Moisture; a fluid of animal bodies; an animal fluid in a vitiated state; cutaneous eruption; turn of mind, or peculiarity of disposition; temper; caprice; whim; a deep, kindly, playful sympathy of feeling and fancy, with all kinds of, especially lowly, and even outcast, things.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• hukou,
• humorour,
• turmour,
• homour,
• sumor,
• himout,
• hamour,
• hunour,
• hummor,
• hummous,
• hoour,
• humon,
• humar,
• humeous,
• himor,
• hunor,
• roumour,
• humourse,
• hummar,
• humot

• hour,
• rumour,
• humor,
• hummer,
• humus,
• homer,
• hum,
• humors.

The adverb form for the word "humour" is "humorously".

The adjective form of the word "humour" is "humorous".

The plural of the "humour" can be the "humours".

The singular of the "humour" can be the "humour".