Semantic Shift--Humour

(I.a.i.)--four fluids of the body

Oct 8, 1340

(I.b.i.)--Moisture in nature

Oct 8, 1382

(I.a.ii.)--Abnormal form of any of the bodily fluids.

Oct 8, 1390

(I.a.iii.)--fluids in the eye

Oct 8, 1398

(I.c.i.)--The sap or juice of a plant or plant part

Oct 8, 1398

(II.a.i.)--A temporary state of mind or feeling

Oct 8, 1525

(II.b.i.)--A particular disposition, inclination or liking; a whim

Oct 8, 1533

(II.c.i.)--Usual or permanent mental disposition; temperament

Oct 8, 1563

(II.c.ii.)--Character, style, or spirit of a musical or literary composition

Oct 8, 1568

(II.a.ii.)--An excited state of public feeling

Oct 8, 1579

(II.c.iii.)--Behaviors or actions regarded as whimsical, odd, quaint

Oct 8, 1589

(II.b.ii.)--inclination, disposition, or fancy to experience something

Oct 8, 1595

(1.a)--To accomodate the mood or humour of

Oct 8, 1597

(1.b.)--To comply with the peculiar nature or exigencies of a thing

Oct 8, 1598

(2.a.)--With indirect question as object: to imagine, devise

Oct 8, 1605

(II.c.iv.)--The ability of a person to appreciate or express what is funny

Oct 8, 1633

(3.)--T imitate the particular character or humour

Oct 8, 1652

(4.a.)--To give a particular character or style to

Oct 8, 1653

(I.d.i.)--particular quality of a mineral substance

Oct 8, 1660

(II.c.v.)--the quality of being amusing

Oct 8, 1663

(4.b.)--To give a particular turn or slight direction to (a boat, etc)

Oct 8, 1847