ˈrizəbəl adjective
Etymology: Late Latin risibilis, from Latin risus (past participle of ridēre to laugh) + -ibilis -ible — more at ridiculous
1. : capable of laughing : disposed to laugh
heaven is not for pallid saints but raging and risible men — Christopher Morley
2. : arousing, exciting, or provoking laughter : funny , ridiculous
risible courtroom antics — Robert Hatch
my salary is risible — W.J.Locke
3. : associated with, relating to, or used in laughter
risible muscles
something would be said to touch his risible faculties — W.H.Hudson †1922
Synonyms: see laughable