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Definition of fun : Sport; merriment; frolicsome amusement.

Synonyms:

maneuver, free rein, sportswoman, gambling, period of play, variation, pleasant, child's play, dramatic play, festivity, festival, gambol, caper, playfulness, enjoyable, work, athletics, summercater, swordplay, romp, looseness, playing period, frolic, mutant, gaming, enjoyment, amusive, conviviality, jollity, revelry, turn, jest, sportsman, disport, merrymaking, laughter, cheer, happy, revel, festiveness, bid, drama, manoeuvre, shimmer, delight, fool around, mutation, gaiety

hilarity, pastime, sport, recreation, tonic, game, divertissement, levity, relaxation, amusement, stimulation, humor, merriment, hobby, distraction, play, entertainment, refreshment, jolliness, frivolity, jocularity, whimsicality, diversion, celebration, pleasure

flippancy, shame, contempt, insult, indignity, roast, disgrace, denigration, ridicule, abasement burlesque, joke, irony, jesting, caricature, travesty, sneering, mockery, taunt, irreverence, derision, deprecation, scorn, humiliation

hilarious, stimulating, playful, jolly, refreshing, diverting, amusing, light-hearted, entertaining, beguiling, merry, delightful, enthralling, charming, recreational, relaxing, rollicking, distracting, pleasing, jocular, frivolous

Usage examples:

• Why, it isn't half such fun! - "Menhardoc", George Manville Fenn.
• You did quite right to make fun of me. - "Short Cruises", W.W. Jacobs.
• " You may make as much fun as you please," said Rectus, " but I'm going to write it out now." - "A Jolly Fellowship", Frank R. Stockton.