humourless

IPA: hjˈumɝɫʌs

(British spelling, Canada) Alternative spelling of humorless [(American spelling) Lacking humor or levity; serious; not funny, amusing, amused, or lighthearted.]

Examples of "humourless" in Sentences

Some of those e-mails even go so far as to call him "humourless" and tell him to "lighten up".
Since her appointment, Bishop Kassmann, who is often described as humourless, has played the role of a moral authority.
Questionable, weighted use of "humourless," aside, do you honestly think that's what the ire in this thread is directed at?
You've never seen people bringing up feminist issues on websites being dismissed using phrases such as humourless, lesbian, hag, prude and so on before?
I got her to repeatedly say, "Where's my money?" and for a little while we had placed distance between ourselves and the true and humourless reason my aunt had on that hat.
There is more well written fiction — creative writingese, bloodless, humourless competence – today than there has ever been at any time in history, and less really great literature.
And the conservative traditionalism of you Scots – strong, dour, humourless in phoney caricature – let it be seen as colourfully fired up these next 90 days by the oil of your country's new-found radicalism.
Green raised the stakes by asserting that the beer "demeans women" and suddenly battle lines were drawn between sleazy, objectifying, ale-swilling dinosaurs and humourless harpies hellbent on squeezing every drop of pleasure from the beer mat of life.