figure of fun

So this figure of fun is going to bed now.

I'm sorry he had to be made such a figure of fun.

But he was also, just slightly, a figure of fun.

When I was young, accountants used to be figures of fun.

When Phoebe made her first appearance in the show, she was a figure of fun.

She has been a figure of fun since Entertaining was published in 1982, so all the jokes are old.

He is not merely a figure of fun, however.

That and Sanford's extraordinary press conference made him a national figure of fun.

For one thing, he will lose his position of authority and become a figure of fun.

Does he know what a figure of fun he is?"

Making someone who's tried to humiliate you into a figure of fun is far more effective than shouting.

Conversely, Oliver himself is also a figure of fun for the townspeople.

"It does no harm for me to remind the men you're an officer, not a figure of fun.

They were often figures of fun, liable to be splashed with water or to fall through a roof.

In the post-patriarchal era, fathers have become figures of fun.

In fact he had become something of a figure of fun because of them.

You could not travel two steps the figure of fun you look just now."

She does not seem to be aware that she is being treated as a freak or figure of fun.

Misers were represented onstage as figure of fun in Classical times.

I fear that, for many of his soldiers, he is a figure of fun, someone to mock.

"You think your drawers don't make you a figure of fun?"

Each made Alain poignant, not just a figure of fun.

In "Annie" he was shown as a figure of fun, an errand boy for a billionaire.

It's always sad when a figure of fun, an easy target for a laugh, disappears into oblivion.